How an individual's genetic information is governed by confidentiality, and how the interests of others-such as close relatives-in knowing such information might be respected, has been the topic of much debate ever since genetic testing has become more prevalent. In this paper, two authors who often appear to have different views on familial disclosure, discuss where they agree on this topic.</p
Genetics can pose special challenges to the principle of confidentiality within the health professio...
OBJECTIVES: Clinical genetics guidelines from 2011 conceptualise genetic information as confidential...
This paper presents the existing legal frameworks, professional guidelines and other documents relat...
We share much of our genetic make-up with members of our biological family. This means that genetic ...
The use of genetic and genomic testing is becoming more widespread in health care and more inherited...
Communicating genetic information to family members has been the subject of an extensive debate rece...
A number of prominent bioethicists such as Mike Parker, Anneke Lucassen, and Bartha Maria Knoppers h...
The issue of how individual patients and their doctors should act in relation to the knowledge that ...
The use of genetic and genomic testing is becoming more widespread in healthcare and more inherited ...
Advances in genetic and genomic research mean that the identification of a genetic condition or a ge...
Genetic conditions, defined as changes in a gene or genes, are often caused by the inheritance of a ...
Abstract: Genetic testing not only reveals information about the person being tested. It can also re...
Genetic information is a family affair. With the expansion of genomic technologies, many new causal ...
In the future genetic information will be more numerous and easily accessible. Genetic information h...
Genetics can pose special challenges to the principle of confidentiality within the health professio...
Genetics can pose special challenges to the principle of confidentiality within the health professio...
OBJECTIVES: Clinical genetics guidelines from 2011 conceptualise genetic information as confidential...
This paper presents the existing legal frameworks, professional guidelines and other documents relat...
We share much of our genetic make-up with members of our biological family. This means that genetic ...
The use of genetic and genomic testing is becoming more widespread in health care and more inherited...
Communicating genetic information to family members has been the subject of an extensive debate rece...
A number of prominent bioethicists such as Mike Parker, Anneke Lucassen, and Bartha Maria Knoppers h...
The issue of how individual patients and their doctors should act in relation to the knowledge that ...
The use of genetic and genomic testing is becoming more widespread in healthcare and more inherited ...
Advances in genetic and genomic research mean that the identification of a genetic condition or a ge...
Genetic conditions, defined as changes in a gene or genes, are often caused by the inheritance of a ...
Abstract: Genetic testing not only reveals information about the person being tested. It can also re...
Genetic information is a family affair. With the expansion of genomic technologies, many new causal ...
In the future genetic information will be more numerous and easily accessible. Genetic information h...
Genetics can pose special challenges to the principle of confidentiality within the health professio...
Genetics can pose special challenges to the principle of confidentiality within the health professio...
OBJECTIVES: Clinical genetics guidelines from 2011 conceptualise genetic information as confidential...
This paper presents the existing legal frameworks, professional guidelines and other documents relat...