Researchers ask the public: how should teens consent to sensitive HIV studies?
NCT ID NCT05371327
Summary
This study tested a new public discussion method to improve the consent process for clinical research, especially for teens in sensitive HIV prevention studies. Researchers gathered 128 people, including teens, parents, and community members, to debate different consent models. The goal was to find solutions that protect teens' safety and privacy while allowing them to participate in important health research.
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Indiana University School of Medicine and School of Nursing
Indianapolis, Indiana, 46220, United States
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