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Human Tissue and ‘the Public’: The Case of Childhood Cancer Tumour Banking

2008-03-01

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Ethics in Clinical Research

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Literature Corpus work: 243ca774-62d3-541f-9b5d-14187c73955d
DOI: 10.1017/s1745855208005954

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