Genetic Testing and the Use of Information
Confidentiality
Human chromosome abnormalities
Genetic Testing
Chromosomes
Congenital Abnormalities
Bioethics
Genetic engineering
Ethik
Moral and ethical aspects
Diagnosis
Describes the development of genetic technology and the question of privacy and discusses who should have access to genetic information and whether or not it should be available to employers, insurance companies, or the government.
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