The phrase 'harmful research' is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any type of research that has negative or damaging effects on individuals, communities, or the environment. Example: The government has implemented strict regulations to prevent any harmful research that could potentially harm endangered species.
They deserve protection from further harmful research.
Doctors and parents are increasingly concerned about whether children can truly give informed consent to participate in potentially harmful research.
In contrast, the view institutionalized by human subjects research oversight committees is that humans have a moral status which provides them with substantial moral protections, including a very stringent prohibition on harmful research without informed consent.
Since animals studies have greater evidentiary value for humans the greater the relevant similarities between the animals studied and human beings, this rule effectively makes those similarities including cognitive ones a basis for exposing nonhuman animals to, rather than protecting them from, harmful research (Walker and King 2011).
But negative stereotypes and perceptions that can be harmful: Research shows stigma often stands in the way of people seeking treatment.
That decision, announced in June, was cause for celebration after years of campaigning by The Humane Society of the United States and others to end the use of chimpanzees in harmful research and ensure their retirement to suitable sanctuaries.
The academy panel has sought to institute some measure of review of possibly harmful biomedical research without burdening scientific research with onerous controls.
Without a proper diagnosis, proper treatment is hard.Veneration of the DSM is also harmful in research.
"While current clinical guidelines say that this type of exercise may be harmful, our research indicates that it is indeed safe," said Kathryn Schmitz, an author of the study and an assistant professor in epidemiology at the Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
"The spectacularly incorrect assumption 'passwords are dead' has been harmful, discouraging research on how to improve the lot of close to two billion people who use them," Cormac Herley, a researcher at Microsoft, the company that Mr. Gates founded, wrote in a recent paper.
Picture and text warnings become more credible and memorable, while plain, darker colours (which is why olive green as opposed to white is the favoured colour for plain packaging here and elsewhere) are more likely to be perceived as harmful, the research concluded.
