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遺伝子診断技術の臨床応用に関する国家政策の策定. 性線維症から学ぶこと

B S Wilfond1, K Nolan

  • 1Department of Pediatrics, Arizona Bioethics Program, Steele Memorial Children's Research Center, University of Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson 85724.

JAMA
|December 22, 1993
PubMed
まとめ

胞性線維症のキャリアスクリーニングに関する政策の策定には,特別のアプローチではなく,証拠に基づいたモデルが必要です. 国のガイドラインを確立することで,遺伝子検査による害を防止し,医療システムの感受性を向上させることができます.

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アメリカン・ソサイエティ・オブ・ヒューマン・ジェネティクス分析的なアプローチ遺伝学と生殖について倫理的,法的,社会的影響に関するNCHGRプログラム (ELSI)国立ヒトゲノム研究センターテクノロジアセスメント局 (Office of Technology Assessment) は,技術評価に関する事務局を運営している.

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