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Larisse Prinsen

Associate Professor

University of the Free State

South Africa

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Ntokozo Steven Nkonzo Mnyandu

Senior Lecturer

University of Witwatersrand

SOUTH AFRICA

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Marozane Spamers

Lecturer

University of Canterbury

NEW ZEALAND

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Sakkie Muller

Lecturer

University of the Free State

SOUTH AFRICA

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Donrich Thaldar

Professor

University of KwaZulu-Natal

SOUTH AFRICA

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Articles (14)

Clarifying ‘maturity’: Determining children’s capacity for medical consent in South Africa

Beyond ethical enthusiasm: community benefit-sharing, autonomy, and the case for precaution in genomic research

National Health Insurance and the Regulation of Electronic Health Records in South Africa: A Primer and Call for Clarification

Heritable human genome editing and the politics of law: the South African case study

In defence of South Africa’s National Health Research Ethics Council guidelines on heritable human genome editing

Pandemics, public health and the limitation of the right to privacy: Legal compliance and public trust

Practical guidance in understanding the nuance of benefit sharing and what this means for South African health research ethics committees: Part 2

Benefit‐sharing with human participants in health research in South Africa: A call for clarity

LEANING INTO AI IN SOUTH AFRICAN LEGAL EDUCATION: BENEFITS, OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

What’s in a Name?

Introducing dynamic consent for improved trust and privacy in research involving human biological material and associated data in South Africa

The leading causes behind medico-legal claims and the use of mediation as a possible solution

Reconsidering consent for biomedical research using human biological material and associated data

Challenges to and regulation of telemedicine in South Africa

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Ntokozo Steven Nkonzo Mnyandu

Marozane Spamers

Sakkie Muller

Donrich Thaldar

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