Word: rutstein
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Robert H. Ebert, dean of the Med School, John F. Enders, University Professor Emeritus, and David D. Rutstein '30, Professor Emeritus at the Med School, and three other distinguished epidemiologists said in a letter published in Monday's New York Times that all indications in early 1976 were that only a massive vaccination program would prevent a possible epidemic...
...Rutstein said yesterday federal health officials administered the vaccine to eight to ten thousand subjects before beginning the nationwide program, which reached over 40 million people, and fears that the vaccine would not be available until after the epidemic's start limited testing time...
...Rutstein said the risk of Guillain-Barre syndrome paralysis from the inoculation was small when weighed against the damage that a full-scale epidemic might have caused...
Early yesterday morning the Soviet team participated in a symposium on the state health care in the United States, headed by Robert H. Ebert, dean of the Medical School, and David H. Rutstein, a professor of Medicine...
...essence of the first question we must ask in assessing any sort of bio-medical research that involves human beings: What is the scientific validity of the research at hand? Certainly ethical behavior in experimentation depends upon the ethics of the question being asked by the investigator. Rutstein explains how an unethical experiment can be transformed into an ethical one by rephrasing the question...