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Non‐Invasive Prenatal Testing: UK Genetic Counselors’ Experiences and Perspectives

14 Oct 2014

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To date, NIPT in the UK has been predominately used in the health service for early sexing of pregnancies at known risk of sex-linked conditions. Developments in the technology are broadening its use to diagnostic testing for paternally inherited genetic conditions and for detection of aneuploidy. This study aimed to examine the experiences of UK genetic counselors with offering NIPT for sexing, and to explore...

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PMID: 25315608
DOI: 10.1007/s10897-014-9765-9

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