Using human tissue: when do we need consent?

Journal of Medical Ethics 37 (12):759-761 (2011)
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Abstract

Identifiable excess surgical tissue is an important resource for medical research but we have become overly restrictive about consent requirements. I suggest we devolve consent to ethics committees for ordinary research projects involving human tissue, retaining the requirement for explicit consent only for those sensitive research situations where there is significant risk of harm to individual interests in privacy

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