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What is Informed Consent, and Why is it Critical?

Informed consent is a fundamental ethical requirement in toxicological research. It involves informing participants about the nature, purpose, risks, and benefits of a study, ensuring they understand and voluntarily agree to participate. Informed consent is crucial as it respects the autonomy of participants, allowing them to make educated decisions about their involvement. Ethics committees scrutinize consent procedures to ensure they are clear, comprehensive, and appropriate for the study population.

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