Mountain Hardwear's Dry.Q Active construction effectively disperses moisture and maximizes breathability but also feels good next to the skin and keeps the wearer drier and more comfortable from the inside out. The 40D stretch face fabric stands up to abrasion completely banishes precipitation and enables the garment to move with you during aerobic backcountry pursuits.
Features of the Men’s Stretch Ozonic Pants include full-length side zippers that make the pant easy to take on/off while also providing venting options articulated knees for better mobility leg cuff loops for securing the pants to your boots and an integrated and adjustable webbed belt. Elastic in the waistbelt in the back of the pants increases comfort and a side pocket with a weather-resistant zipper provides storage.
Available in a variety of size options Mountain Hardwear Men’s Stretch Ozonic Pants have a standard cut that layers well over lightweight to mid-weight base layers hiking pants or fitted jeans.
Likes: I had reviews that these were comfortable. These pants did not disappoint in that regard. I have not had a chance to test the water protection other than a few drops of rain here and there.
Likes: First of all, let me state that the material/fabric feels wonderfully soft and just like my review of the matching Ozonic jacket; "It stretches & is lightweight!" The size (LG) I originally purchased was a little snug in the hips(NOT WAIST) for my typical 35in waist with under-clothing / hiking clothes on; which would be the typical scenario while on the trail. I was worried that the under-clothing / hiking clothes would cause it to be too snug albeit the Ozonic's claim to stretch that can move with with you without being too restrictive. From what I discovered, the claim is correct and the fabric is forgiveable without restriction. I chose to exchange for a XL regular inseam which did offer me the little extra room desired with under-clothing / hiking clothes. Without being long-winded, the exchange service for BACKCOUNTRYEDGE is painless/no hassle. My exchange was sent to me promptly and I will not hestitate to purchase from BACKCOUNTRYEDGE again.
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The term “research involving humans” refers to scientific research in areas such as medicine, psychology and biology. The main goal is to safeguard people, their dignity, privacy and health.
In addition to basic research, "research involving humans" focuses especially on understanding the causes of diseases and improving treatment options.
Research involving humans is of huge importance for our society, and has a bearing on personal and public health, the training of medical professionals, and diverse sectors of the economy.
But research involving humans also entails risks. For example people who make themselves available for tests of a new drug may suffer damage to their health. Another important consideration is that data gathered in the course of research relates to people’s physical characteristics and health, and therefore has to be subject to special safeguards.
For these reasons, research involving humans is governed by federal legislation. The main aim is to safeguard the health and rights of people taking part in research. A secondary aim of the regulations is to create a favourable framework for research and help assure quality and transparency.
Since 1 January 2014 there has been a unified and comprehensive framework governing research involving humans, in the form of the Swiss Federal Human Research Act and its accompanying ordinances. While the legislation is at federal level, the main responsibility for applying it continues to lie with the cantons. In particular, cantonal ethics committees examine all projects involving research on humans before they are launched. In Switzerland, research involving humans can only be conducted with the authorisation of a cantonal ethics committee. Specific research projects involving drugs or medical devices also have to be reviewed and approved by Swissmedic, the Swiss agency for the authorisation and supervision of therapeutic products.
In essence the Human Research Act and accompanying ordinances significantly improve clarity and transparency by comparison with the various cantonal and federal rules that used to apply. They do much to assure the necessary improvements in professionalism and quality in this important but risky area of society.
The FOPH’s main role is to help ensure efficient, uniform application of the law by coordinating the activities of the various approval bodies. It is also responsible for reviewing and evaluating the efficacy of the legal regulations. The FOPH is also in charge of generally keeping the law up to date. In particular this involves monitoring scientific and technical developments, and developments in domestic and international policy and their impact on current law.
The FOPH has separate websites with detailed information on the following areas related to the topic:
In Switzerland, research involving humans is governed by the Human Research Act and its implementing ordinances. The legislation is primarily designed to safeguard the dignity, privacy and health of people involved in research.
The federal legislation on human research replaces a confusing and incomplete array of different laws, implementing an article of the Federal Constitution that allows the Confederation to enact rules governing research.
The Coordination Office for Human Research (kofam) ensures that the ethics committees and other supervisory authorities are coordinated and communicate. It also informs the public about the work of the ethics committees.
The Federal Office of Public Health is responsible for evaluating the efficacy of the Human Research Act (HRA). The results of this evaluation form the basis of any suggested improvements.
From 2019 there will be new regulations in the EU governing clinical trials on medicinal products. The FOPH is assessing the impact of these new rules on research in Switzerland and closely monitoring further developments.
Clinical trials in Switzerland must be published on the research portal. The online portal has been redesigned to facilitate this procedure. The portal can be found on the website of the Portal for Human Research (www.kofam.ch), which is operated by the FOPH.