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Precision Medicine and Advancing Genetic Technologies—Disability and Human Rights Perspectives

2016-08-30

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Scientific and technological developments are propelling genetics and genetic technologies into the public sphere. Scientific and technological innovation is becoming more refined, resulting in an increase in the availability and use of genetic testing, and other cutting edge genetic technologies, including gene editing. These genetic advances not only signal a growing trend towards precision medicine, but also pr...

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DOI: 10.3390/laws5030036

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