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\nThis forum will examine technical, ethical, and legal issues associated with the participation of children as research subjects.\n

\nOrganizing Committee:\n
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\nMembers: Ann Devine, Valerie Prenger, Patricia Robuck, Kathleen Shino, and Beth-Ann Sieber\n
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\nOrganizing Committee:\n
\nChair: Anthony Carter \n
\nMembers: Ann Devine, Valerie Prenger, Patricia Robuck, Kathleen Shino, and Beth-Ann Sieber\n
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