Genetic Testing Is Messier in Practice than in Theory: Lessons from Neonatology

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American Journal of Bioethics 22 (2):37-39 (2022)
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What is the future of genetic testing during pregnancy likely to look like? Given that the patterns of use of genetic testing in neonatology tend to precede, and thus predict, patterns of prenatal...

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