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Control of infectious disease in developing countries

Hocking, B.

New England Journal of Medicine 304(1): 54-55

1981

ISSN/ISBN: 0028-4793
PMID: 7001245
Document Number: 169465
B. Hocking considers that K. S. Warren, in his article on the relevance of schistosomiasis to medicine [New England J. Med. (1980) 303 (4) 203-206], considerably understates the ethical issues involved when Western research institutes begin contributing to research on diseases such as schistosomiasis, and believes that these issues should be discussed in a broader context than that of his article. In his reply, Warren discusses the philosophical issues raised by Hocking, in particular the relative appropriateness of immunology and vector control research.

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