Mental Health
Research conducted at University of Texas has provided new information about mental health
Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, December 4th, 2009
According to a study from the United States, "Of review To review the background of current ethical standards for the conduct of perinatal mental health research and describe the ethical challenges in this research domain. Recent findings Current literature reflects a growing sentiment in the scientific community that having no information regarding the impact of psychiatric treatment on the mother and developing fetus/infant poses dangers that may exceed the risks involved in research."
"However, without sufficient consensus across the scientific community, both regulatory bodies and perinatal researchers find themselves without a framework for decision making that...
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