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Public viewpoints on new non-invasive prenatal genetic tests

15 Nov 2011

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Prenatal screening programmes have been critiqued for their routine implementation according to clinical rationale without public debate. A new approach, non-invasive prenatal diagnosis (NIPD), promises diagnosis of fetal genetic disorders from a sample of maternal blood without the miscarriage risk of current invasive prenatal tests (e.g. amniocentesis). Little research has investigated the attitudes of wider...

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PMID: 23885055
DOI: 10.1177/0963662511424359

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