This paper presents analysis of comments on members of the general public and experts in
China on the question of eugenic policy and attitudes towards genetic disease. The Chinese …

The article by Dr. Xin Mao (1998), published in the September 1998 issue of the Journal,
came to our attention just recently. Unfortunately, it misrepresented in many ways the real …

B eijing—A freewheeling discussion last week at an international genetics meeting here*
may have cleared the air on a controversial Chinese law to reduce infant mortality. The 1994 …

To identify Chinese geneticists' views of ethical issues in genetic testing and screening, a
national survey was conducted. Of 402 Chinese geneticists asked to participate, 255 (63%) …

The introduction of ethical regulations in medicine in China might seem at odds with the
country's social and moral reality. Chinese bioethicists find themselves torn between the …

Sir—As you write in a recent editorial, the forthcoming 18th International Congress on
Genetics in Beijing will provide a rare opportunity to continue discourse on the ethics and …

Attitudes towards ethical, legal and social issues in genetic research and practice were
investigated in 402 genetic services providers from 30 provinces and autonomous regions in …

The application of genetic technologies in C hina, especially in the area of prenatal genetic
testing, is rapidly increasing in C hina. In the wealthy regions of C hina, prenatal genetic …

Your editorial1 provided a thoughtful emphasize the importance ofloyalty, filial and
informative overview of widespread piety, humanity and brothership. Marxism concerns …

At a time when a blue-ribbon panel of the American Society of Human Genetics is preparing
a statement, for the society, on the issue of eugenics comes this clear and transparent …