On the concepts of risk and understanding of the principle of its minimization
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The following text is a voice in the discussion around normative problems of innovative therapies. It particularly refers to problems related to the concept of risk and the principle of its minimization, also discussed in this issue in the article by Wojciech Załuski "On the Limits of Medical Experiment from the Perspective of Rational Choice Theory.”
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