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1.3. 3 Consent for taking and testing samples from relatives living outside the area covered
by the genetic centre of the consultand 1.3. 4 Consent for continuing and further …

Purpose Data sharing between clinicians, laboratories, and patients is essential for
improvements in genomic medicine, but obtaining consent for individual-level data sharing …

History demonstrates that, without adequate informed consent, research participants' rights
may be violated and their confidence in research as an enterprise undermined. If …

Anneke Lucassen and Alison Hall a 'Genetic'refers to genes,'genomic'to genomes. The word
'genome'is a conflation of the words gene and chromosome and was first coined in the …

This chapter discusses the important role that informed consent plays in healthcare and
medical research involving genetic testing. The requirement of informed consent for …

Informed consent is a vital ethical doctrine in clinical medicine and, through genetic
counselling, is being applied to genetic testing. But genetic testing raises issues that …

Important advances in genetics research have been made in recent years. Such advances
have facilitated the availability of huge amounts of genetic information that could potentially …

The Doctrine of lnfonned Consent derives from dual origins in clinical medicine and in
biomedical research. Early development of Informed consent in clinical practice arose as a …

Broad genome‐wide testing is increasingly finding its way to the public through the online
direct‐to‐consumer marketing of so‐called personal genome tests. Personal genome tests …