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MRC study, 2007: The Use of Personal Health Information in Medical Research

Published February 12, 2014 at 605 × 857 in MRC study, 2007: The Use of Personal Health Information in Medical Research.
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Chart from p46 of MRC’s 2007 report, ‘The Use of Personal Health Information in Medical Research’

Chart from p46 of MRC’s 2007 report, ‘The Use of Personal Health Information in Medical Research’. Full report available from MRC website.

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