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Toward depathologizing queerness: An analysis of queer oppression in clinical genetics

25 Oct 2023

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Critically examining the way that the field of clinical genetics has impacted queer communities offers the field an opportunity to strengthen our commitment to inclusive high-quality care to all patients, families, and communities. This article reviews the origins of clinical genetics and genetic counseling in the eugenics movement and how this ontology promoted harmful medical practices grounded in assumptions...

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PMID: 37876321
DOI: 10.1002/jgc4.1819

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