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Biobank Regulation in South Korea
Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 44 (2):342-351 (2016)
Abstract
Like many other countries, South Korea has recognized the importance of biobanks as a tool for medical research and has engaged in two very important tasks to foster biobanking infrastructure: funding biobanks and setting up rules to protect the integrity of biobanks that share potentially sensitive personal information.My notes
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