Genetic testing and (non) disclosure of genetic information present ethical and moral
dilemmas for the management of parental responsibility vis‐à‐vis the child's autonomy …

Childhood genetic testing raises complex ethical and moral dilemmas for both families and
professionals. In the family sphere, the role of communication is a key aspect in the …

Some have argued that advances in molecular genetics will lead to the geneticisation of
identity and the subsequent reduction of the human subject to their genetic complement. In …

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 …

Genetic counselling sessions are rich and complex sites of accounting practices for decision-
making in which clinicians are meant to facilitate rather than control the decisions made by …

Proponents of genetic testing for hereditary disease have advanced this technology in the
hopes that it will offer persons from families at risk of hereditary disease new choices for …

The professional and institutional responsibility for handling genetic knowledge is well
discussed; less attention has been paid to how lay people and particularly people who are …

'Genetic responsibility'has emerged as a key notion for understanding how genetic risk
reshapes patterns of choice, identification and obligation within families. Where previous …

Debating Human Genetics is based on ethnographic research focusing primarily on the UK
publics who are debating and engaging with human genetics, and related bio and techno …

Abstract In The Politics of Life Itself, Nikolas Rose argues that contemporary genetic
medicine has given rise to the" genetically at-risk subject," which is distinguished from other …