👉 Disable research refers to the practice of restricting or halting scientific investigations, particularly those involving human subjects, to prevent potential harm or ethical violations. This approach is often employed when existing research methods are deemed insufficient or when new studies could pose significant risks to participants. By disabling certain research avenues, scientists aim to ensure that any remaining studies are conducted with heightened ethical standards and rigorous safety protocols, thereby protecting the well-being of participants while still advancing knowledge in a responsible manner. This can include halting clinical trials, suspending animal testing, or ceasing exploratory studies that lack robust methodologies or ethical justification.
