Ethical considerations in prenatal genomic testing

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This paper discusses ethical issues arising in the context of prenatal genomic testing. While genomic information in the prenatal context might increase reproductive choice, e.g. to better understand a phenotype detected during screening, the availability of ever broader screens, even in the absence of a suspicion of abnormality, will generate increasingly complex and uncertain information. This raises questions...

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