etikprövningslagen
The Act (2003:460) on Ethical Review of Research Involving Humans, commonly known as the etikprövningslagen, is a Swedish law that governs ethical review of research. Its primary purpose is to protect the integrity, health, and dignity of individuals participating in research. The law establishes the framework for ethical review committees, the types of research that require review, and the procedures involved.
Under the etikprövningslagen, research involving human subjects or biological samples taken from humans must undergo ethical
Ethical review committees, appointed by the Swedish Ethical Review Authority (Etikprövningsmyndigheten), are responsible for assessing research
The etikprövningslagen also addresses issues related to genetic research, research on vulnerable populations, and the use