N. 2S (2021): Special Issue 2/2021

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-20212S

Pubblicato: 2021-07-14

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The impact of Covid-19 on informed consent

Laura Palazzani

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Informed consent for clinical research in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic between bioethics and biolaw: a general overview

Laura Palazzani

3-15
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Informed consent and group vulnerability in the context of the pandemic

Fabio Macioce

17-33
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Clinical trials in the time of a pandemic: implications for informed consent

Laura Palazzani

35-50
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The ethics of observational/epidemiological research conducted within the Covid-19 pandemic: implications for informed consent

Carlo Petrini

51-60
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Ethical and regulatory issues in vaccine research in the pandemic context and in the case of human challenge studies: implications for informed consent

Margherita Daverio

63-84
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Informed consent, clinical research, Covid-19 and contact tracing apps: some neuroethical concerns

Mirko Daniel Garasic

85-95
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Informed consent and artificial intelligence applied to RCT and Covid-19

Alberto Eugenio Tozzi, Giulia Cinelli

97-108
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The bioethical and bio-juridical debate regarding the use of biological samples and data for the purpose of genetic research on human health: open problems

Monica Toraldo di Francia

109-120
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How Spanish biobanks have adapted the informed consent process during the Covid-19 pandemic

Pablo Enguer-Gosálbez, Jaime Fons-Martínez, Jacobo Martínez-Santamaría, Ana María Torres-Redondo, Cristina Villena-Portella, Aurora García-Robles, Javier Díez-Domingo

121-138
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How Covid-19 unveils the blurred borderlines between research and clinical practice monitoring: the use case of data protection and consent

Andrea Parziale, Giovanni Comandé, Denise Amram

139-155
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Ethical and legal requirements for biomedical research involving health data in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic: is informed consent still playing the leading role?

Federico de Montalvo Jääskeläinen

157-167
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