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DESCRIPTION:As part of the Quality Assurance and Education Program\n(QAEP)\
 ,\nThe Research Ethics Office is pleased to present our Semi-Annual\nLectu
 re in Research Ethics:\nConsent to What?! Ethical and Policy Issues in Bio
 specimen\nResearch\nPresented by:\nNancy M.P. King\, J.D.\nFriday\, May 13
 th\, 2011\nJack Cram Auditorium\, ºÚÁÏÍø±¬³Ô¹Ï\, Faculty of Education
 \n3700 McTavish Street\n\n11:30 – 12:00 Registration and a Light Lunch\n12
 :00 Lecture with Discussion to Follow\n\nABSTRACT: The collection of biosp
 ecimens and data\ninto biorepositories for research purposes is a booming 
 business\nworldwide. Relevant technological capacities continue to expand 
 –\nthe ability to continuously link data with specimens\; to extract\nDNA 
 and other information from very small amounts of blood and\ntissue\; to ma
 intain both confidentiality and identifiability of\nspecimens\; and to con
 duct ever more sophisticated research\ninvolving greater and greater numbe
 rs of specimens to answer\nquestions no one could have previously imagined
  addressing. When\,\nas a matter of law\, policy\, or ethics\, specimen pr
 oviders are\nrequired to consent for the use of blood or tissue in researc
 h\,\nmany significant ethical and practical issues remain. This\npresentat
 ion considers some of those issues\, including: the\nappropriate scope and
  limits (if any) of consent to research uses\;\nprivacy\, confidentiality\
 , and identifiability\; group interests and\nharms\; and the ethical groun
 ding of research relationships\ninvolving biospecimens (stewardship\, bioc
 itizenship\, scientific\nliteracy\, and scientific integrity).\n\nBIOGRAPH
 Y: Nancy M. P. King\, JD\, is Professor\,\nSocial Sciences and Health Poli
 cy and Internal Medicine\, School of\nMedicine and Institute for Regenerat
 ive Medicine\, and Co-Director\nof the Center for Bioethics\, Health\, and
  Society and the Master of\nArts in Bioethics Program at Wake Forest Unive
 rsity. Professor King\nwas a member of the Recombinant DNA Advisory Commit
 tee of NIH from\n1998-2002. In 2002 she was elected a Fellow of the Hastin
 gs\nCenter.\nMore information and to register: http://muhc.ca/reo/page/edu
 cational-activities\n
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SUMMARY:Consent to What?! Ethical and Policy Issues in Biospecimen Research
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