… Citing the potential for backlash and resistance, in December 2020, the director of the
WHO’s immunisation department stated: “I don’t think we envision any countries creating a …

… Third, as Garfinkel and associates36 indicate, “[i]t is hard to understand why scholars would
become involved in research that is not within their control, especially with regard to the use …

… One of us (Lemmens) was recently involved in the development of an ethics structure
within a newly merged psychiatric institution. In order to strengthen the IRB’s structural …

… Trudo Lemmens, associate professor, faculties of law and medicine3 … Sprumont D, Girardin
S, Lemmens T. The Declaration of Helsinki and the law: an international and comparative …

… What do you tell potential participants during the consent process about risks when we
still don't have a clear sense of their nature? Also, it is difficult to know, at the time of …

Over time, the Declaration has undergone important changes, many of which were in line
with the growing recognition of the need for fully informed consent in the context of medical …

… Trudo Lemmens5, … Shimabukuro T. Update on myocarditis following mRNA COVID-19
vaccination. … Shimabukuro T. Update on myocarditis following mRNA COVID-19 vaccination. …

… We thank the late They Lemmens, general practitioner, whose inspiring ideas initiated this
study; the patients and general practitioners who participated in the study; and the specialists …

… Michael Yesley also mentions that "[t]he quintessential feature of genetic discrimination is …
3' For a more detailed discussion of the international initiatives, see Lemmens & Bahamin, …

… Lemmens and C. Elliott … Lemmens and C. Elliott … While working on this paper, Trudo
Lemmens was bioethicist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. …