Genotyping in clinical trials: towards a principle of informed request.

doi:10.1076/jmep.23.3.288.2577

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Genotyping in clinical trials: towards a principle of informed request.

The Journal of medicine and philosophy - 1 Jun 1998

Sass H M

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This paper reviews the usefulness of bioethical instruments such as the informed consent principle to handle ethical and political challenges of clinical trials in genotyping and DNA-banking and discusses an informed request model as well as other contractual relations between research institutio...

Topics

Bioethics
Biological Specimen Banks
Clinical Trials as Topic
Confidentiality
Consent Forms
Contracts
DNA
Databases, Nucleic Acid
Genetic Privacy
Genetic Research
Genotype
Humans
Informed Consent
Medical Records
Paternalism
Patient Advocacy
Personal Autonomy
Research Subjects

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