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VOLUME 21, ISSUE 4

Table of Contents
Special Issue: Human Subject Protection line

Volume 21, Issue 4, Fall 2001

Editorial

197		Human Subjects Protection in Genetics and Education Research Paul E. Mazmanian, PhD
*Issues in Research*
198		What’s So Important about Conducting Research Involving Third Parties? Lenn Murrelle, MSPH, PhD Charles R. McCarthy, PhD
203		The Current Privacy Environment: Implications for Third-Party Research Kevin L. Coy, Esq
215		Family History Information in Biomedical Research Kenneth S. Kendler, MD
158		Privacy, Families, and Human Subject Protections: Some Lessons from Pedigree Research Robert Mullan Cook-Deegan, MD
238		Federal Regulations and the Future of Research in Human and Medical Genetics Mary Z. Pelias, PhD, JD
247		Pedigrees, Propaganda, and Paranoia: Family Studies in a Historical Context Paul A. Lombardo, PhD, JD
256		A Consumer Perspective on Informed Consent and Third-Party Issues Sharon F. Terry, MA Patrick F. Terry
265		Family Consent and the Pursuit of Better Medicines through Genetic Research Gaile Renegar, RPh, JD Patricia Rieser, BSN, CFNP Penelope Manasco, MD
271		Third-Party Rights and Risks: A Forum on Informed Consent of Persons Affected by the Study of Human Subjects - Conditions, Experiences, and Concerns in a Nordic Country Thorkild I.A. Sørensen, Dr Med Sci
278		Genetics Research and Third Parties: Implications for Education in the Health Professions Lisa A. Eckenwiler, PhD

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