Human Population Genetic Research in Developing Countries: The Issue of Group Protection is written by Dr. Yue WANG, Deputy Secretary General of the Research Center for Information Security Law of XJTU School of Law and has been published by Routledge Press in the "Biomedical Law and Ethics Library" Series recently.

This book systematically analyzes the issue of mass protection in the study of human genetics through discussing the necessity to protect group interest by means of law in the study of human genetics from several aspects, such as the particularity of human genetic information, the theory of informed consent, the vulnerable group protection and the special position of developing countries in the study of human genetics, and proposes concrete suggestions on the ethical and legal system arrangements suitable for developing countries based on the critical analysis of the inapplicability of the current ethical and legal frameworks.

Routledge, established in 1836, is a well-known academic publishing house. There have been more than 20 academic works in the " Biomedical Law and Ethics Library" Series so far and this book is the only one written by Chinese author in the Series.