A moral obligation to provide "continued access" to investigational products for former research subjects is often based on:

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The principle of nonmaleficence requires that researchers do not harm participants in their research. The principle of reciprocity requires that researchers provide benefits to participants in their research. In the case of investigational products, continued access to these products may be necessary to prevent harm to participants or to provide them with benefits.

A Moral Obligation to Provide "Continued Access" to Investigational Products