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Prenatal Testing for Down Syndrome: Comparison of Screening Practices in the UK and USA

2 Nov 2009

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Prenatal testing for Down Syndrome is a topic covered in every genetic counselor's training as it constitutes the main workload of genetic counselors in prenatal settings. Most Western countries nowadays offer some type of testing for Down Syndrome. However, practices vary according to country with regards to what tests are offered, insurance coverage and the legal situation concerning the option of terminating...

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PMID: 19885721
DOI: 10.1007/s10897-009-9269-1

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