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Genetic information privacy and discrimination.

The health care manager - 1 Sept 2001

Goldberg I V

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As rapidly evolving technologies provide more information about disease-related genes in human DNA, there is an increase in genetic screening for predisposition for a variety of diseases. Knowledge of genetic information provides significant benefits and drawbacks. Potential misuse of genetic information, particularly by employers or insurance companies, is a realistic possibility. Genetic information is often...

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PMID: 11556551
DOI: 10.1097/00126450-200120010-00004

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