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DNA on Loan: Issues to Consider when Carrying Out Genetic Research with Aboriginal Families and Communities

1 Jan 2006

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In the current research milieu where genetic etiology is considered a critical component in the discovery of pathogenesis, aboriginal families and communities affected with genetic conditions may be considered as research participants. However, because of concerns about the impact of genetic information and historical harmful research practices, some aboriginal communities have considerable unease when faced with...

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PMID: 16741344
DOI: 10.1159/000092651

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