ACADEMIA

95% of Patients Favor Comprehensive Agreements to Use Tissue for Research: NCC

September 26, 2011
The National Cancer Center (NCC) announced on September 22 its results of comprehensive agreements, which permit the use of body tissue removed in operations for medical research including joint studies through patient consent, received since May. At a press conference…

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