Book Review: The Limits and Lies of Human Genetic Research, Dangers for Social Policy. By
Jonathan Michael Kaplan. Routledge, New York, 2000, 224 pp., $22.99 (paperback) Book …

Paradigms explaining the connection between the biological and social tend to be cyclical in
their emphasis on the importance of each component in understanding both human nature …

The Human Genome Project has helped to push forward the areas of molecularbiology and
genetics. At the same time, new techniques in molecular genetics are being developed at …

Ls biophysics, The aim of this short book is" to provide organisation, basic information about
genetic disorders in mice with el-a useful form for those who have no special rillar protein …

Reviews the book, Individuals, families and the new era of genetics: A biopsychosocial
perspective edited by Suzanne M. Miller, Susan H. McDaniel, John S. Rolland, and Suzanne …

Like so many before me, I stand here expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve as
your president during the past nine months. It is a great honor, of course, but, more than that …

Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is rapidly becoming the dominant medical paradigm
throughout the world. Many medical school and post-graduate programmes instruct doctors …

In this paper, I address three important questions regarding genetic research. They are: 1.
What are the key responsibilities regarding genetic research of the scientific community, the …

What is an introductory human genetics text anyway (or what should it be)? Probably we all
can provide our own definition. Likely we would all agree that any good text should be well …

As an individual whose only previous introduction to genetics was a section in a botany
class almost 50 years ago, I certainly found Human Genetics challenging, but also highly …