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 1 Int|       view of the vast field of research and work which is yours.
 2 Int|         moral conscience of the research worker, the specialist and
 3 Int|    unsolved. The bold spirit of research incites one to follow newly
 4 Int|         attempts and methods of research and medical treatment, three
 5 I  |    Science as Justification for Research and the Use of New Methods. ~
 6 I  |       virtue of this principle, research and the acquisition of truth
 7 I  |        scientific and technical research offers every moral guarantee.
 8 I  |       therefore, as well as its research and acquisitions, must be
 9 II |       of New Medical Methods of Research and Treatment. ~
10 II |       in medical experiments or research when they entail serious
11 II |    doctor find a moral limit in research into and use of new methods
12 III|       of New Medical Methods of Research and Treatment. ~
13 III|       for and justifies further research. The two interests of which
14 III|        is a question of serious research, of honest efforts to promote
15 III|      individual for purposes of research and scientific investigation
16 III|       public authority, certain research centers systematically demanded
17 III|         that permits no medical research? ~
18 III|        therefore, pass it on to research workers and doctors. It
19 III|      the limits and confines of research and experimentation in regard
20 III|         men must be preceded by research on cadavers or the model
21 III|     view. In this case, medical research will try to work on its
22 III| paralyze all serious scientific research and very frequently be to
23 III|  serious obstacle to scientific research and work. Nevertheless,
24 III|      from other fields of man's research, investigations and work.