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Introduction.- Medical research and data protection in Europe. The emergence of general legal principles.- Part I Syllabus of the burning questions.- Anonymisation (Part I) ‘What is the state-of-the-art of anonymisation in data-driven health research and its role in the “European Health Data Space Regulation”?’.- Anonymisation - The trap for biobanking (Part II) ‘Why the anonymisation could be a trap for the biobanking activity? Can there really be anonymisation in the research biobanks?’.- Applying national law in cross-border research activity ‘Which national law should be applied in cross-border research activity in the local implementation of GDPR?’.- Archived tissue ‘What is the potential use for research under GDPR for archived tissue specimens obtained in a diagnostic or therapeutic pattern?’.- Blockchain and dynamic consent ‘Can the blockchain realise proper support for dynamic consent?’.- Brexit effects ‘What are the “Brexit effects” on the exchange of data and biological samples with the UK?’.- Broad consent ‘Do patients have to be informed about the concrete research projects for which their data and biosamples are to be used? Is so-called broad consent adequate?’.- Cloud ‘How is it possible to exchange research and personal data using the cloud without being a danger to patients?’.- Consent requirements ‘What are the terms and conditions of informed consent?’.- Consent and assent by children ‘Management of assent and consent by children. What should be done when they reach the appropriate age: Obligations and recommendations?’.- Consent

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