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    Human Germline Genetic Modification: Issues and Options for Policymakers 

    Baruch, S.; Pritchard, D.; Javitt, G.; Scott, J.; Borchelt, R.; Kalfoglou, A.; Hudson, K. (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005)
    Germline genetic modification is possible in animals, but not yet in humans. If certain technical obstacles were overcome, human germline genetic modification (HGGM) could allow human beings to create permanent heritable ...
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    Reproductive Genetic Testing: Issues and Options for Policymakers 

    Baruch, S.; Javitt, G; Scott, J.; Hudson, K (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2005)
    Reproductive genetic testing offers prospective parents information about their risk of having a child with a genetic disease or characteristic. This information can be used to help prospective parents make reproductive ...
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    Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis: A Discussion of Challenges, Concerns, and Preliminary Policy Options Related to the Genetic Testing of Human Embryos 

    Baruch, S.; Javitt, G; Scott, J; Hudson, K (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2004)
    A report by the Genetics and Public Policy Center at Johns Hopkins University outlines policy options to address the scientific and ethical challenges raised by genetic testing of human embryos. The report will be released ...
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    Genetic tests are testing the law 

    Crockin, SL; Javitt, G; Baruch, S.; Bloom, E. M. (Genetics and Public Policy Center, 2006)
    Genetic testing technology has brought new hope—and reproductive options—to would-be parents. But when a testing error occurs or the results are misread or miscommunicated, children may be born with severe, lifelong ...

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    Javitt, G (3)Hudson, K (2)Scott, J. (2)Bloom, E. M. (1)Borchelt, R. (1)Crockin, SL (1)Hudson, K. (1)Javitt, G. (1)Kalfoglou, A. (1)... View MoreSubjectPublic Policy (3)Ethics (2)Genetic Screening (2)Compensation and Redress (1)Diagnostic Errors (1)Germ-Line Mutation (1)Preimplantation Diagnosis (1)... View MoreDate Issued2005 (2)2004 (1)2006 (1)Has File(s)Yes (4)

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