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- Informed assent + (Throughout the world, different practices … Throughout the world, different practices have been developed to protect the interest of children participating in clinical trials. In the United States, researchers have to ask permission from both minors and their parents or legal guardians. Permission from minors has to be definitive and the lack of objections cannot be defined as assent. When asking for assent, researchers should present all relevant information in a simple and understandable language, according to the child’s level of understanding (1). In the European Union, different practices exist, and some countries provide different legal and mandatory or recommended ages for assent (review of practices provided in tools section). In some situations, giving informed consent is not necessary. For example, when the only treatment for a disease is only available through clinical trials.'"`UNIQ--ref-000000C1-QINU`"'nical trials.'"`UNIQ--ref-000000C1-QINU`"')
