When conducting research that involves collecting biological specimens for genetic testing, which of the following issues is the most important for the IRB to consider?

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Zoey Greene

9 November, 05:39

When conducting research that involves collecting biological specimens for genetic testing, which of the following issues is the most important for the IRB to consider?

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Deshawn Henson · Answer 1

The issue most important for the IRB to consider is effects of findings on other family members.

Explanation:

The Institutional Review Board (IRB) is an administrative board whose primary goal is to protect the rights and welfare of people who contribute to human research activities. The IRB is also concerned about maintaining the privacy of the human subjects. They have the right to approve or disapprove any human subject from participating in a research programme.

The IRB also has to keep in consideration the thinking of the family members of a person who is contributing to genetic research.