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[Potential problems in obtaining insurance concern patients referred for genetic counseling].

Ugeskrift for laeger - 24 Mar 2014

Diness Birgitte Rode, Juhl Line Bune

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In Denmark insurance companies may request information regarding current and past disease of the applicants and their family when insurance is requested but they are prohibited from requesting information regarding the applicants' genetically determined risk of future disease. We report a web-based survey in which 46 health-care providers reported how often they met concerns regarding insurance. Concerns were...

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