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François Bompart1, François Hirsch, Pierre-Henri Bertoye
1Direction Accès au Médicament, Sanofi Aventis, Paris, France. francois.bompart@sanofi-aventis.com
Abstract:
The recommendations for clinical research in developing countries were published in 2007 and the present article deals with issues which were not initially raised or discussed in depth. In particular, we discuss specific questions linked to trials conducted in developing countries with regard to informed consent, research project review by two ethics committees, standards of care, management of biological samples, study follow-up committees, notification of Serious Adverse Events, paediatric trials, and Contract Research Organizations.
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