How the new European data protection regulation affects clinical research and recommendations?
Authors:
- Catherine CornuCCCatherine Cornu
- Pierre-Henri BertoyePBPierre-Henri Bertoye
- Romain BoidinRBRomain Boidin
- Serge BureauSBSerge Bureau
- Jean-Marie ChrétienJCJean-Marie Chrétien
- Cécile DelvalCDCécile Delval
- Dominique DeplanqueDDDominique Deplanque
- Claude DubrayCDClaude Dubray
- Luc DuchossoyLDLuc Duchossoy
- Valérie EdelVEValérie Edel
- 1 February 2019
- Vol. 74 (1) , 31-42
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