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The Genetic Iceberg: Risk and Uncertaintyions. On the basis of such population screening, otherwise healthy, symptomless people can be placed in the medically ambiguous position of being at risk. Equally, individuals may be tested on the basis of a family history that suggests a risk of an inherited condition. The identification of risk is

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Navigating the Troubled Waters of Prenatal Testing Decisionsin defining what information people need (Green et al., 2004). Parents need information about the pros and cons of accepting prenatal screening, as well as the specific processes involved. Additionally, if parents-to-be are to make decisions that are consistent with their own value systems, it is li

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Genetic Ambivalence: Expertise, Uncertainty and Communication in the Context of New Genetic Technoloon of genetic tests directly to consumers. A range of patients, professionals, industries, policy makers and publics are increasingly closely involved in negotiations about these issues, engendering what some commentators have described as ‘genetic citizenship’ (Ginsburg and Rapp 2001, 2002). The ri

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‘Pathways to the Doctor’ in the Information Age: the Role of ICTs in Contemporary Lay Referral Systee of the most influential and cited articles in medical sociology. Based on an empirical analysis of patients’ accounts of their reasons for attending a hospital outpatients in the USA Zola identified his five now famous ‘triggers’ (see below), which prompt consultation with formal health care provi

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Time, Place and Settings: Negotiating Birth, Childhood and Deathlife’s transition: birth, childhood development and the end of life. New and emerging health technologies are surrounded by ambivalence and risk: they promise a greater degree of ‘human’ agency over the bodily processes of birth, childhood illness and death (by enabling ‘discrete’ surveillance, main