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Tag: Genetic diversity

The Murky Morality of Biobanking

Posted on 6th September 20156th September 2015 by Sarah

Biobanks are in short supply in South Africa, a place whose inhabitants have some of the greatest genetic diversity in the world. These repositories of human tissue, used for health research, could save lives as scientists find links between diseases and population groups – and, possibly, cures to currently untreatable diseases. But in giving consent…

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