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(China, Australia) Against the use and publication of contemporary unethical research: the case of Chinese transplant research (Papers: Wendy C Higgins, et al | July 2020)

Abstract Recent calls for retraction of a large body of Chinese transplant research and of Dr Jiankui He’s gene editing

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(US) Ethics questions swirl around historic Parkinson’s experiment – STAT (Sharon Begley | May 2020)

A secretive experiment revealed this week, in which neurosurgeons transplanted brain cells into a patient with Parkinson’s disease, made medical

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(China, Australia) Journals have retracted or flagged more than 40 papers from China that appear to have used organ transplants from executed prisoners – Retraction Watch (Ivan Oransky | April 2020)

Journals have retracted 30 papers, and added expressions of concern to 13 more, because the research likely involved organs from

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Reconsidering Dynamic Consent in Biobanking: Ethical and Political Consequences of Transforming Research Participants Into ICT Users (Papers: Alexandra Soulier | June 2019)

Abstract: Biobanks are not new. However, the scope of their application is growing, especially in genomics. Biobanks are also currently

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Reconsidering Dynamic Consent in Biobanking: Ethical and Political Consequences of Transforming Research Participants Into ICT Users (Papers: Alexandra Soulier | June 2019)

Abstract: Biobanks are not new. However, the scope of their application is growing, especially in genomics. Biobanks are also currently

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(China/US) Stolen Research: Chinese Scientist Is Accused of Smuggling Lab Samples – New York Times (Ellen Barry | December 2019)

Zaosong Zheng, a promising cancer researcher, confessed that he had planned to take the stolen samples to Sun Yat-sen Memorial

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(China & Australia) ANU study says China deliberately falsifying data on organ transplants – The Canberra Times (Kirsten Lawson | November 2019)

New research blows the lid on China’s claim to have stopped using prisoners and groups such as Falun Gong for

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(China) ANU study says China deliberately falsifying data on organ transplants – The Canberra Times (Kirsten Lawson | November 2019)

New research blows the lid on China’s claim to have stopped using prisoners and groups such as Falun Gong for

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