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Should Genetic Health Care Providers Attempt to Influence Reproductive Outcome Using Directive Counseling Techniques? A Public Health Prospective

21 Jul 2000

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Many areas of agreement exist among genetic health care (GHC) professionals (i.e., MD and PhD clinical geneticists, master's level genetic counselors, and others) and public health (PH) professionals. However, there are in our opinion at least two areas or tenets where a distinct difference of opinion exists. Two tenets widely expressed by prenatal GHC professionals are: (1) they should never attempt to influence...

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PMID: 10943801
DOI: 10.1300/j013v30n03_03

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