Medical Law International
SOCIAL INCLUSIVITY VS ANALYTICAL ACUITY?
A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF UK RESEARCHERS REGARDING THE INCLUSION OF MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS IN BIOBANKS

ANDREW SMART
Bath Spa University

RICHARD TUTTON
Lancaster University

RICHARD ASHCROFT
Queen Mary, University of London

PAUL MARTIN, ANDREW BALMER, RICHARD ELLIOT
University of Nottingham

GEORGE T.H. ELLISON
St George’s, University of London

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