Human Tissue Act 2004 - Briefing for Forensic Pathologists
Following public concern over the retention of human tissue, in particular from the deceased, the Government reviewed the current law relating to the keeping and use of tissue from both the living and those who have died. It became clear that the law had gaps, was unclear and inconsistent. The Human Tissue Act 2004 is intended to set out a new consistent legal framework for issues relating to the taking, retention or use of human tissue and organs from adults or children, for health-related purposes and for public display.
Date: Tue Mar 28 09:51:29 BST 2006
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