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Reciprocity in population biobanks : relational autonomy and the duty to inform in the genomic era /: relational autonomy and the duty to inform in the genomic era. (2021)
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Reciprocity in population biobanks : relational autonomy and the duty to inform in the genomic era /: relational autonomy and the duty to inform in the genomic era. (2021)
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Reciprocity in population biobanks : relational autonomy and the duty to inform in the genomic era
1. From Paternalism to the Individualistic Conception of Autonomy: A Brief Overview of The Evolution of the Medical Duty to Inform in the 20th Century 2. Characteristics of Population Biobanks 3. The Duty to Inform of Researchers in Population Biobanks 4. Limitations of The Individualistic Conception of Autonomy in Population Biobanking 5. The Concept of Reciprocity: Origins and Key Elements 6. Toward a Reciprocity-Based Relational Autonomy for Population Biobanks: Advantages and Limitations
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