Which of the following are true regarding the Willowbrook Hepatitis study? A. The benefits of this study did not outweigh the risksB. Investigators adhered to the principles outlined in the Belmont ReportC. Subjects in this study are from a vulnerable populationD. Investigators violated some of the principles outlined in the Declaration of Helsinki

Option- A,B and C

Explanation:

The Willowbrook Hepatitis study was performed by Dr Krugman in 1955 when they found that the staff and students of Willowbrook State School were found to be affected with the Hepatitis.

He studied the vulnerable population of the school and followed the principles which were outlined in the Belmont report. He used to inject gamma globulin antibodies from the hepatic patients to the other hepatitis patients to treat the disease and the benefits of this disease did not outweighed the risk. Therefore this study was found useful in studying more about hepatitis and classifying the disease into two types A and B.

Thus, Option- A, B and C are correct.

the correct answer is yes the patient would be successful