Translation of "Ethics approval" in German

This work will be conducted under ethics approval already granted by the Ethics Committee of the Serbian Medical Association.

If a study has been granted an exemption from requiring ethics approval, this should also be detailed in the manuscript.

All legally required regulations (such as a vote of ethics, approval of genetic engineering and animal experiments,...) that must be fulfilled in connection with the sample material and the planned analysis!

She wants to interview more New Zealanders who have similar stories to tell, and is waiting for ethics committee approval to make a start on the research.

Her article explains the difference between a clinical evaluation and a clinical investigation, the need for Ethics Committee approval, the approval process by the relevant Competent Authority, how to conduct study management and monitoring, what should be included in a final study report, plus other relevant clinical obligations.

Thus, as COUPAL reports, an ethics approval may be revoked leading to a stop of the research activity.

Only if the ethics commission approves it.

Ethical review and approval by an official body are, nowadays, required almost everywhere.

Heidelberg University's ethics committee approved the study protocol (application number S-224/2009).

Any proposal for research on human embryonic stem cells shall include, as appropriate, details of licensing and control measures that will be taken by the competent authorities of the Member States concerned as well as details of the ethical approvals that will be provided.

Any proposal for research on human embryonic stem cells shall include, as appropriate, details of licensing and control measures that will be taken by the competent authorities of the Member States as well as details of the ethical approvals that will be provided.

Aequus will pay Ehave a per-patient fee for trials conducted using Ehave's platform and Aequus will receive patient assessment, diagnostic and therapeutic outcomes and side-effect profile content from formal and informal studies conducted using the Ehave platform, subject to standard patient consent and clinical research ethics approvals.

Contrary to the Government assertion that human organs have been prohibited from sale, in accordance with the 1991 WHO guiding principles, it has been reported that up to this time Chinese law has allowed the buying and selling of organs, has not required that donors give written permission for their organs to be transplanted, there has been no restriction on the institutions which could engage in organ harvesting or transplants, there was no requirement that the institutions engaged in transplants had to verify that the organs being transplanted were from legal sources, and there was no obligation to have transplant ethics committees approve all transplants in advance.