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New Tools, New Dilemmas: Genetic Frontiers
Hastings Center Report 18 (5):40-46 (1988)
Abstract
The powerful new methods, expansive scope, and accelerated pace of human molecular genetics combine to catapult us into ethically unfamiliar territory. These features lend special urgency to questions of genetic ownership and privacy, disease and normalcy, identity and genetic determinism, and early diagnosis and therapy.Author's Profile
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