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Friday afternoon’s funny – Obtaining human Biospecimens

Posted by Dr Gary Allen in on July 16, 2021
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The Linked Original Item was Posted On July 16, 2021

A funny cartoon about the top 10 ways to obtain human biospecimens

 

A funny cartoon about the top 10 ways to obtain human biospecimensCartoon by Don Mayne www.researchcartoons.com

Another good cartoon by Don Mayne, which gives us an opportunity to reflect that seeking genuine consent and explaining the purposes for how we will use collected human biospecimens is much more sensible than the bizarre alternatives.

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