Ethical considerations about reporting research results with potential for further stigmatization of undocumented immigrants.
Ethical considerations about reporting research results with potential for further stigmatization of undocumented immigrants.
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10.1086/597587
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2009-05-01
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Macklin R
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作者:
Achkar JM;Macklin R
A broad spectrum of infectious diseases is studied in vulnerable populations. However, ethical considerations of reporting research results that could increase stigmatization of socially marginalized and vulnerable populations are not often discussed in the medical literature, particularly not in the context of transmissible diseases. This article addresses ethical considerations that arose when one of us (JA) recently published the results of a study in this journal which imply that undocumented persons are more likely to transmit tuberculosis than documented foreign-born persons or those born in the US. These study results have the potential to further fuel the often fierce debate regarding undocumented immigrants in the US. To our knowledge, such ethical considerations have not been discussed previously in the medical literature.
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