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Male Partners' Role in Latinas' Amniocentesis Decisions

1 Apr 1999

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Abstract There has been relatively little research on men's experiences with fetal diagnosis or their role in their female partners' decisions about whether to be tested. This issue may be of particular salience in the delivery of genetic services to Latino groups, where it is often assumed that lower rates of genetic service utilization are linked to men's refusal to allow their wives to be tested. Here we...

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PMID: 11660765
DOI: 10.1023/a:1022890714866

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