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Harmonising the human biobanking consent process: an Irish experience

2022-01-13

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Biobanks are repositories of human biological samples and data. They are an important component of clinical research in many disease areas and often represent the first step toward innovative treatments. For biobanks to operate, researchers need human participants to give their samples and associated health data. In Ireland, research participants must provide their freely given informed consent for their samples a...

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10.12688/hrbopenres.13384.3
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