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State StatuteArkansas: Ark. Code 20-35-101 et seq.
Arkansas
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- February 8, 2024
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- September 1, 2026
Summary
No individual records of subjects in genetic research studies approved by an institutional review board or conducted subject to the requirements of the federal common rule may be subpoenaed or subject to discovery in civil suits except in cases where the information in the records is the basis of the suit. These records may not be disclosed to an insurer or employer without the informed written consent of the subject. Stored tissues, including blood, that arise from surgery or other diagnostic and therapeutic steps may be disclosed for genetic or other research studies if the patients name or social security number is not attached to or included with the specimen. Identifying information may be disclosed with the informed written consent of the individual. Published results may not identify a subject unless the individual has provided specific informed consent.
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NHGRI Genome Statute and Legislation Database. State StatuteArkansas: Ark. Code 20-35-101 et seq.. Archived by Who Owns Your DNA? Retrieved September 1, 2026. https://whoownsyourdna.org/source-records/nhgri/nhgri-1c0ddd800fb4d2de568b/