… , especially in view of the uncertainty intrinsic to the new genetics. … the central focus of concern
in medical genetics leads to … the loss of the patient's autonomy that is accompanied by the …

… of the Human Genetics Societies of various nations indexed on … bioethic* OR moral OR
autonomy OR normative OR statement … of patient organizations Genetic Interest Group (GIG) (36) …

… practices in their home country. Participants are concerned … groups indicate that participants
are keen to retain autonomy, … families, 36, 37 and while genetic discrimination is banned in …

… such patients have limited choices, it is inappropriate to focus … If we rely too strongly on
patient autonomy and remain … Geneticists’ views in 36 nations. Am J Bioethics, 2: W21. …

… surveyed the opinions of 255 Chinese geneticists and found … counselors of their patients'
autonomy and acceptance of non … was lower (five children born to 36 families rate of 0.13, with …

… are said to compromise personal autonomy, while those in … We focus here on a particular
form of genetic testing, namely … the opinions of younger, single or married women who have …

… or pediatric clinics and focused on reproductive aspects of medical genetics. Thus, it … Strict
reliance on a narrow view of patient autonomy and remaining unflinchingly nondirective will …

… how people with disabilities view genetics, science, and the … university in Australia, her home
country. “Though I still can’t … of patient autonomy, 45 the concept of “enhanced autonomy” …

… Studies focused solely on the technological aspect of genetic testing (eg, … autonomy may
not be appropriate for collectivist cultures, where the individual’s choice incorporates opinions …

… In this study we focus on attitudes of medical geneticists and … their nation's past to be too
heavy, none of them went as far as … This principle of parental autonomy no doubt constitutes a …