After the Department of Health,Education,and Welfare (DHEW)regulations were published in 1973,all research using human subjects was required to
A) avoid using subjects who were ill,mentally impaired,or dying.
B) obtain informed consent from all subjects prior to enrollment in a study.
C) review only studies in which risk of harm to subjects is especially high.
D) undergo full institutional review to examine risks and benefits to subjects.

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The Department of Health,Education,and Welfare (DHEW)regulations were published in 1973,providing for the protection of human research subjects and requiring full institutional review of all studies involving human subjects.The DHEW regulations do not prohibit using subjects who are ill,mentally impaired,or dying,but provided protections for such subjects.The US Code of Federal Regulations requires informed consent of human subjects.DHEW regulations require institutional review of all human subjects,not just those with especially high risk.

After the Department of Health,Education,and Welfare (DHEW)regulations Were Published in 1973,all