Acceptable Risk in Biomedical Research: European Perspectives

Addressing the critical balance between innovation and safety, this work delves into the concept of acceptable risk within the realm of biomedical research. Through a European lens, it explores how different countries navigate the challenges of advancing medical science while safeguarding the well-being of participants.

The author, Sigmund Simonsen, presents a comprehensive analysis of ethical frameworks, regulatory practices, and the societal implications of risk in research. By examining case studies and expert opinions, the book offers a nuanced perspective that encourages ongoing dialogue among researchers, ethicists, and policymakers, ultimately aiming to foster a culture of responsible experimentation.