MIS-UN-TRUE Informed Consent

The book "MIS-UN-TRUE Informed Consent" by Hanzade Dogan offers an in-depth analysis of the ethical questions that arise in the context of clinical trials and medical applications. In an era where new technologies and research techniques increasingly blur the lines between traditional diagnostic and treatment methods and clinical studies, it is essential to understand the ethical implications of these developments. Dogan introduces the concept of "Mis-Un-True informed consent" to illuminate the complexity and challenges of the consent process in clinical trials. The work is aimed at professionals in the fields of medicine and research, ethics committees, as well as medical students, providing valuable insights that are both rational and humanistic. It emphasizes that truth plays a crucial role in decision-making and ethical practice in medicine.