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Constructing Results in Prenatal Diagnosis: Beyond Technological Testing and Moral Decision-Making,jectory they expected a clear, unambiguous result, either good or bad. But the way things have turned out, the findings seem to lie somewhere in between. The result is not really bad, as there is no evidence of Down’s syndrome. Its possibility, after all, because of Mrs Roothaan’s age, provided the

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Lifestyle, Genes and Cholesterol: New Struggles about Responsibility and Solidarity,arious authors have argued that growing attention on the genetic factors in the emergence of diseases will lead to their geneticization: it would define diseases increasingly in terms of . (Ten Have, 2001). Geneticization, according to the sociologist Lippman, means ‘the ongoing process by which pri

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Work, Health and Genetics: Problems of Regulation in a Changing Society,ll, it would provide timely information for individuals with a particular genetic susceptibility to diseases about the risks they will run by engaging in their work. Individuals with a high allergy risk for substances used in a particular industry would be ill-advised to look for a job in that secto

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-07184-4It sounds quite straightforward: women who suspect a high occurrence of breast cancer in their family simply do a genetic test that predicts their chance of contracting it. As such, predictive . diagnostics seems comparable to doing a blood test in order to establish anaemia or a urine test to identify a bladder infection.