Indigenous community members have historically experienced turbulent relationships with
scientists regarding genetics research, largely due to the exploitative methods used by …

Indigenous people stand to benefit from advances in genomic technology, but genetic
research in Indigenous communities has been controversial. This article reviews the ethical …

Unlike other issues of AA in which the World Anthro-pologies section has one or two clear
themes or is fully housed in the print journal, the theme of this one is less obvious. The bulk …

Unlike other issues of AA in which the World Anthro-pologies section has one or two clear
themes or is fully housed in the print journal, the theme of this one is less obvious. The bulk …

Many molecular anthropologists no longer incorporate a field component into their research;
rather, they rely on analyzing existing data sets and/or on collaborating with field …

The history of genetic studies offers multiple examples of poor planning, insensitivity to
subjects, and illegible consent forms. Many times, it is scientifically necessary to name the …

We are at a critical nexus when the interests of the public and the biotech industry demand
comprehensive policy to guide us through the complex ethical, legal, economic, and social …

Studies of indigenous peoples are a crucial part of genomic research, not only to define the
extent of human diversity but to provide medical benefit to all people. There are more than …

Native North American groups have rarely been included in population-based genetic
studies (Need and Goldstein 2009; Reich et al. 2012). 3 The tumultuous history of …

Compared to European ancestral groups, Indigenous Canadians are more likely to have
uninterpretable genome‐wide sequencing results due to non‐representation in reference …