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... Such protections were not explicitly and systematically addressed in the United States, however, until the late 1940s, when scientists and policy makers recognized the need to respond to crimes committed by Nazi scientists during World War II. Since then national and international policies have evolved to create a system of protections requiring the involvement of investigators, research sponsors, research institutions, health care providers, federal agencies, and patient and consumer groups.
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