Titlebook: Genetic Responsibility; On Choosing Our Chil Mack Lipkin,Peter T. Rowley Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 bioethics.ethics.genetics.or

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Ethical Issues in Genetic ChoicesMy intention is to think about some of the more ambitious genetic programs that have been seriously proposed. If you ask why I am crossing bridges and thinking about crossing them before we get to them, I have two reasons.

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The Regulation of Genetic EngineeringDespite the important social implications of genetic research, proposals for government control, guided by cost-benefit analysis, are ill-advtied. Continued public discussion and informal regulation by the medical-scientific community are at present more appropriate.

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Fundamentals of Machine Schedulinggenetics is a youthful field, conceived in this century, infantile until a mere quarter century ago, and currently undergoing a most dramatic adolescent growth spurt. In fact, the field has many of the emotional characteristics of an adolescent — boundless energy and optimism coupled with impatience

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Decision Making for Energy Futuresf a handicapped child and fearful of having other children. More than anything else, they need information. They need to know that there will be professional support available to help them in the days, months and years ahead and genetic counseling to determine the advisability of having other childr

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Waymond Rodgers,Timothy G McFarline of the art. The genetic counselor today is not a genetic engineer. Rather, he addresses himself to the identification of genetic disorders and those individuals capable of transmitting those disorders. He is primarily interested in prevention, and in those relatively few areas in which our knowled