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Perspectives, Attitudes, and Willingness to Participate Toward Biobank Research of the Public in the Arab Region

2022-04-28

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Population-based genomics studies have proven successful in identifying genetic variants associated with diseases. High-quality biospecimens linked with informative health data have made such studies possible. However, the success of biobanks depends on the willingness of the public to participate in biobank research. We aimed to explore the views of the Arabic public regarding their willingness to participate in...

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Literature Corpus work: e520b469-0221-5757-975b-ac1ee3dc0803
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1566502/v1

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