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Partnering with patients in translational oncology research: ethical approach.

Journal of translational medicine - 8 Apr 2017

Mamzer Marie-France, Duchange Nathalie, Darquy Sylviane, Marvanne Patrice, Rambaud Claude, Marsico Giovanna, Cerisey Catherine, Scotté Florian, Burgun Anita, Badoual Cécile, Laurent-Puig Pierre, Hervé Christian

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BACKGROUND: The research program CARPEM (cancer research and personalized medicine) brings together the expertise of researchers and hospital-based oncologists to develop translational research in the context of personalized or "precision" medicine for cancer. There is recognition that patient involvement can help to take into account their needs and priorities in the development of this emerging practice but...

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PMID: 28390420
DOI: 10.1186/s12967-017-1177-9
PMCID: PMC5385033

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