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substantial percentage of geneticists in some other nations would also perform prenatal diagnosis …

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Fletcher examined patients' views on … , 36% of all respondents stated they would respect patient …

… When immigrating to a new country, relatives act as translators … social norms and values, 36
thus accepting that culture and … know, which is conducted mainly in the context of genetics. It …

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for patient autonomy.59 A substantial percentage of geneticists in some other nations would …

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autonomy. The management of … this book is to show how discourses of genetics are mutating …

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patient autonomy, in contrast to China… of autonomy and some possible trends in nations also …

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common approaches to five (36%) of … protection of autonomy and privacy by geneticists can be …

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