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Choices and Rights: Eugenics, genetics and disability equality

1 Nov 1998

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Pre-natal screening is a highly contentious ethical and political issue. The paper discusses aspects of the debate, and focuses on the context in which reproductive decisions are taken and the lack of a disabled voice in genetic policy. Eugenic aspects of the practice of genetics, particularly surrounding the role of professionals and the notion of consent, are explored. The paper concludes with recommendations...

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PMID: 11660717
DOI: 10.1080/09687599826452

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