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Biotechnologies and predictive medicine: legal aspects.

Forum (Genoa, Italy) - 1 Jan 2000

Fucci S

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Scientific progress in molecular biology and genetics is now providing the medical field with new OtoolsO for diagnosis of possible gene alterations which may be connected with the risk of disease later in life. The development of predictive medicine incurs novel problems in the relationship of the medical doctor and the individual at risk of disease, with particular reference to the identification of situations...

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