Genetics services. Briefing encounters

¹Public Health Genetics Unit.

|July 1, 1999

Abstract:

Developments in genetic science have huge implications for NHS services. Demand for genetic testing is set to increase. The Public Health Genetics Unit aims to link academic research, policy making and clinical practice, and stimulate debate about the provision of genetic services.

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