Experiences of genetic risk: disclosure and the gendering of responsibility

L D'Agincourt‐Canning - Bioethics, 2001 - Wiley Online Library
The question of 'who owns genetic information 'is increasingly a focus of ethical inquiry.
Applied to predictive testing, several recent critiques suggest that persons with a genetic …
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Experiences of genetic risk: Disclosure and the gendering of responsibility

L D'Agincourt-Canning - Bioethics, 2001 - philpapers.org
The question of 'who owns genetic information 'is increasingly a focus of ethical inquiry.
Applied to predictive testing, several recent critiques suggest that persons with a genetic …