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Crohn's disease

Crohn's disease is an ongoing condition that causes inflammation of the digestive tract, or the GI (gastrointestinal) tract (the gut).
Sweden
Legislations
  1. Law No. 460 on the Ethical Review of Research Involving Humans (2003)
  2. Pharmaceuticals Act No. 1992: 859 (Swedish)
  3. Personal Data Act No. 204 (2002)

Regulations
 
CEPN:
  1. Ordinance No. 615 Concerning the Ethical Vetting of Research Involving Humans (2003)
  2. Statute No. 616 Containing Instructions for Regional Ethical Review Boards (2003)
  3. Statute No. 617 Containing Instructions for the Central Ethical Review Boards (2003)
 
Medical Products Agency
  1. Medical Products Agency’s Provisions and Guidelines on the Clinical Trials of Medicinal Products (1999)
  2. Medical Product Agency’s Provisions and Guidelines on Clinical Trials of Medicinal Products for Human Use, Code of Statutes No. 6 (2003)

Guidelines

CEPN:
  1. Information for Research Participants     
SRC:
  1. Ethical Guidelines of Epidemiological Research (1994)
  2. Guidelines for Good Medical Research (1996)
  3. Guidelines for the Ethical Evaluation of Medical Research on Humans (2003)
  4. Policy Statement Regarding the Assessment of Scientific Studies in which Patients or Healthy Subjects are to Undergo Invasive Operations (2003)
  		 


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