7. Regulation of human biomedical research
The Human Biomedical Research Act was enacted to clarify responsibilities in human biomedical research to prioritise participant safety and welfare.
The Human Biomedical Research Act (HBRA) was enacted in 2015 to regulate human biomedical research and the handling and use of human tissue for research in Singapore. It sets out the roles and responsibilities of individuals and organisations involved in these activities, ensuring that they comply to the HBRA and applicable legislations, so as to protect the safety and welfare of research participants and tissue donors.”
For more information on the HBRA and its regulatory requirements, click here. (opens in new tab)
