Is informed consent possible in the rapidly evolving world of DNA sampling?

Is informed consent possible in the rapidly evolving world of DNA sampling?

Ethical concerns about the human genome diversity project were discussed in Montreal last year during the 1st International Conference on DNA Sampling and Banking. This, the first article in a 2-part series on the conference, examines issues related to informed consent.

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Veröffentlicht in:Canadian Medical Association journal 1997-01, Vol.156 (2), p.257-258
1. Verfasser: Lyttle, J
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Confidentiality
Congresses as Topic
DNA - analysis
DNA Fingerprinting
Ethics, Medical
Genetics
Human Genome Project
Humans
Information Systems
Informed Consent
Medical Record Linkage
Medical Records Systems, Computerized
Quebec
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