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Two methods of obtaining informed consent in a genetic epidemiological study: effects on understanding

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Two methods of obtaining informed consent in a genetic epidemiological study: effects on understanding (English)

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Kenji Matsui

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Reidar K Lie

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Yoshikuni Kita

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English

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September 2007

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Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics

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2

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3

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39-48

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Patients do not read consent forms

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10.1525/JER.2007.2.3.39

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