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General Policies & Information

  • Declaration of Helsinki (2008)
  • DNA consent forms (English)
  • DNA consent forms (Afrikaans)
  • DNA consent forms (Xhosa)
  • Republic of South Africa National Health Bill
  • Department of Health Policy guidelines for Genetic Disorders (2001) and Annexure Report on Genetic Laboratory Services (1999)
  • Human Genetics Guidelines for Authorship Procedures and Protocols
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Division of Human Genetics
Level 3, Wernher and Beit North
Institute of Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine
Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Cape Town
Observatory, 7925
South Africa

Tel: (+27 21) 406-6995
Email: liesl.bingham@uct.ac.za 

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