Titlebook: Risk, Age and Pregnancy; A Case Study of Pren Bob Heyman,Mette Henriksen,Jo Campling Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Bob Heyman,Mette Henriksen covered range widely, from African American and Asian American/Pacific Islander families to forced migrants and children who live on military bases..By addressing issues of training and policy as well as resea978-1-4939-4124-7978-1-4614-4948-5

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The Offer of Genetic Screening/Testing, which they identified as available to them. The next two chapters will focus on women’s decisions about genetic screening/testing. Chapters 6 and 7 will examine in some detail the complex issues discussed during the brief six to seven-minute hospital consultations in which a doctor advised selected women about genetic screening/testing options.

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Introduction,to maintain public and individual safety. Such systems scan populations in order to identify sub-populations deemed to face a higher probability of a selected adverse event, and target them for preventative action. A large, rapidly growing research literature (see below) has concerned itself with th

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,The Constitution of Down’s Syndrome as a Risk Entity,making. We will show that the hospital doctors who managed, and were most committed to, the genetic screening/testing system took the status of Down’s syndrome as a risk management problem for granted. The views of pregnant women and midwives, in contrast, varied considerably. The questions which th

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Age and Pregnancy, a foil for this analysis social clock theory (Neugarten, Moore and Lowe, 1965; Neugarten, 1979, 1996), the idea that individuals make judgements about the timing of life transitions by calibrating them against temporal social norms.

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The Offer of Genetic Screening/Testing,ion of who was offered genetic screening and testing, a necessary precursor of women exercising choice, since women could only select from the options which they identified as available to them. The next two chapters will focus on women’s decisions about genetic screening/testing. Chapters 6 and 7 w

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