RESEARCH ARTICLE
Consent to use human biological material in scientific research
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Publication date: 2024-01-05
PPM 2023;5(3):32-68
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ABSTRACT
This article characterizes and analyzes eight consent models for the use of human biological material of human origin. The analysis was carried out both on an abstract level and based on international standards for conducting scientific research on human biological material. The subject of the analysis is also the issue of withdrawing consent in the case of research on human biological material.
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