Titlebook: Genetic Responsibility; On Choosing Our Chil Mack Lipkin,Peter T. Rowley Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 bioethics.ethics.genetics.or

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Genetic Evaluation of the Human Fetus in Utero: Present and Future Perspectiveseir actions, can now, in some instances, be extended to the study of man. These scientific accomplishments, coupled with changing social and legal attitudes, provide important and challenging new tools for the physician-geneticist.

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In Vitro Fertilization and its Uses in Animals and Man surrounding cellular investments, the zona pellucida, and into the vitellus of the ovum. Fertilization proceeds as the sperm head enlarges to form the male pronucleus and, following activation of the ovum, the female chromatin condenses to form the female pronucleus. Ovum activation denotes the res

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Progress in Medical Genetics: Legal Problemsnd to the amazing possibilities of so-called genetic manipulation. . and ., however, there have been endless inconclusive discussions. On such basic issues as personal versus societal interests and policies regarding the population explosion in the face of limited economic resources two salient poin

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Choosing My Children’s Genes: Genetic Counselingand not our weaknesses. We certainly want their lives to be healthy and full. None of us would wish for them a shortened, painful, or crippled existence. As you have heard, however, medical science knows not only that a certain number of children will not be born whole, but that certain star-crossed

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Genetic Counseling: Some Psychological Considerationsng,. These articles have explored genetic counseling in two senses also apparent in Dr. Hsia’s presentation. They are first, the level of . achieved by genetic counseling clients and the amount of information clients retained after various periods of time and second, the attitudinal and actual repro

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The Right to Choose or to Ignoree of the art. The genetic counselor today is not a genetic engineer. Rather, he addresses himself to the identification of genetic disorders and those individuals capable of transmitting those disorders. He is primarily interested in prevention, and in those relatively few areas in which our knowled

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