The value of consent for biobanking

Elizabeth Bromley () and Dmitry Khodyakov
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Elizabeth Bromley: University of California, Los Angeles
Dmitry Khodyakov: RAND Corporation, Pardee RAND Graduate School

Nature Human Behaviour, 2021, vol. 5, issue 9, 1125-1126

Abstract: Biobanks facilitate large-scale tests of hypotheses that may advance health, but whether biobanking participants adequately comprehend the potential uses of their data should concern researchers and the public. Consent matters because it provides a singular safeguard and a participatory mechanism to influence science’s production of new forms of power.

Date: 2021
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