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March 2020 Blog Posts (1)
the Altruistic nature of Tuberculomas in Durban, South Africa
I am nearing the end of this project, with just the write up left to complete. To briefly summarize, in establishing partnerships with the Department of Cardio thoracic surgery, we have incorporated the researcher into the doctor-patient relationship and were interested in studying the various aspects surrounding the consent for both therapeutic surgical procedures, as well as consent from patients for human tissue collection, exploratory basic science research as well as tissue…
ContinueAdded by Khadija Khan on March 16, 2020 at 9:47 — 2 Comments
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