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Rapid Ethical Appraisal: A tool to design a contextualized consent process for a genetic study of podoconiosis in Ethiopia

2026-03-10

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<h4>Background: </h4> Obtaining valid informed consent from research participants in low-income settings can be difficult, partly due to participants’ limited familiarity with scientific research concepts. The situation is complicated when conducting genomic research on a stigmatizing familial disease. Methods We used Rapid Ethical Appraisal as a tool to assess local factors that were barriers to obtaining valid i...

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9de25f3b-a53d-575c-afd5-053f4e9e1d79
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10.12688/wellcomeopenres.12613.2
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