Argues that genetics and medicine rest on beliefs widely held in US society. It explores the history, values, and norms of genetic counselling, with a focus on the value of non-directiveness in counselling practice. The examination of the issues serves as a foundation from which to address the ethical, legal, and policy considerations of clinical genetics.
Argues that genetics and medicine rest on beliefs widely held in US society. It explores the history, values, and norms of genetic counselling, with a focus on the value of non-directiveness in counselling practice. The examination of the issues serves as a foundation from which to address the ethical, legal, and policy considerations of clinical genetics.