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 1 Int|         promote the interests of science, the interests of the individual
 2 Int|         The interests of medical science. ~2) The interests of the
 3 I  |              I. The Interests of Science as Justification for Research
 4 I  |         in the domain of medical science no less than in other scientific
 5 I  |     admissible. Why not? Because science is not the highest value,
 6 I  |   values-should be subordinated. Science itself, therefore, as well
 7 I  |        limits which even medical science cannot transgress without
 8 I  |   recognize in the "interests of science" a true value that the moral
 9 I  | increasing and deepening medical science." Even on this condition,
10 III|          already spoken, that of science and that of the patient,
11 III|        valid in the interests of science or the individual? Or, stated
12 III|   individual in the interests of science and the community in order
13 III|        37. In the domain of your science it is an obvious law that
14 III|         man, in the interests of science, in the interests of the
15 III|        what man has produced for science, the individual and the