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Informed consent in the pandemic context: between bioethics and biolaw

Informed consent in the pandemic context: between bioethics and biolaw

Nov 12, 2020 | News, Publications

Project publishes an article describing informed consent in biomedical research in the pandemic context in the Journal of BioLaw: Rivista di Biodiritto Clinical research is world widely speeding in order to identify as soon as possible COVID-19 treatment and vaccine....

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