To explain why according to current ethical standards useful results are not enough useful results are not enough to allow a study.
Explanation of Solution
In this question, the children entering the Willowbrook state school an institution for the mentally retarded were deliberately infected with hepatitis. Thus, according to current ethical standards useful results are not enough useful results are not enough to allow a study because by deliberately infecting children which hepatitis, you deliberately give them a (potentially) deadly disease and thus the study will cause the death of many children. Thus, a study should never cause the death of any individuals, no matter the useful results.
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