Disclosure Dilemmas: Ethics of Genetic Prognosis After the 'Right to Know/Not to Know' Debate

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This volume draws on an expanded field of bioethical, sociological and anthropological research, to set a new agenda for discussing the ethics of disclosing prognostic genetic information.

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9780754674511   9781315257693   9780367603120   0754674517   0367603128

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10.4324/9781315257693
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