… the duty to know. Laypeople share both the right to autonomous decisions for predictive genetic
testing … Besides, it is difficult to account for how individual personality traits may influence …

… past forty years has refined liberal accounts of patient autonomy. The debt to liberalism is …
: we argue that the federal government has an obligation to affirmatively allocate the funds to …

… can be trusted to make autonomous decisions within a … genetic risk could be construed as
implicit blame. This works to frame CF as the kind of person who wants to take responsibility …

… obligation an individual can feel towards another becomes the site of care. In this account,
going for the test … obviously the bigger picture of erm the guilt with my sister, seeing my sister …

… to communicate complex genetic information while operating under an obligation for patient
… Yet previous studies have already indicated that the Arab minority ethnic group, accounting …

… autonomy of an individual concerning his or her own genetic … against genetic information
lies in potential feelings of guilt of … genetic counseling should account for the fact that predictive …

… A different, prospective account of responsibility meets part … she has an obligation to be
healthy, supplemented by blame and/… an autonomous decision not to participate in screening and …

… that legal liability could have on genetic testing and clinical care… by the ethical principles of
autonomy, beneficence, and … as a cleaner alternative to the fault-based tort system. Instead of …

… Cultural critics seeking an account of the social practice of mediн … for breast cancer, we may
witness a similar eventual blaming of … : the need to balance autonomous patient choice and …

… our own autonomy, as well as out of obligation toward other … by a genetic test has the capacity
to enhance a patient’s … as aspirations, then no one is at fault if they are not met. Effectively, …