Informed consent should not be required for scientist to use discard human tissu
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Informed consent should not be required for scientist to use discard human tissue Q- Search in Document Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Share ^ _ l U.ebe X2 x' A-e, , ? , A ??? ? ? Paste Heading 1 Styles Pane Informed consent should not be required for scientist to use discard human tissue? What is discarded human tissue? Human tissue material is a broad term encompassing discarded or "left over' human tissues, blood products, bodily fluids and specimens of tissue which are removed from a patient during surgery or other medical procedures (Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, 2017). Research on: - Illegal profiting (as in money) from discarded human tissue Page 1 of 1 73 words ? English {Australia) Focus- 137%Explanation / Answer
Discarded human tissues are that leftover human tissues, blood products from any surgery or biomedical research. For example placenta or placental cord are discarded human tissues. These have no role in human after the child birth. These are discarded after surgery. But these can be used in biomedical research for the development of drugs or other human tissues. Many biopsy tissues are taken from the human body for the diagnosis of cancer and other disease. The leftover biopsy tissue specimens are discarded. These are called as discarded human tissues. However the further use of discarded human tissues after biomedical research is against the law and unethical. The use of discarded human tissues in biomedical research is regulated by many laws and ethics. The informed consent of the individual is very important aspect of discarded human tissues use in biomedical research.