Increasingly more conditions are now being identified as having a genetic component, and controversial new genetic technologies potentially have major consequences for social relations and self-identity.
Increasingly more conditions are now being identified as having a genetic component, and controversial new genetic technologies potentially have major consequences for social relations and self-identity.
Katie Featherstone is a Research Fellow in the Centre for Social and Economic Aspects of Genomics, Cardiff University.Aditya Bharadwaj is a Research Associate in the Centre for Social and Economic Aspects of Genomics, Cardiff University.Angus Clarke is Professor and Honorary Consultant in Clinical Genetics at the University of Wales College of Medicine.Paul Atkinson is Distinguished Professor of Sociology at Cardiff University, and Associate Director of the ESRC Centre for Social and Economic Aspects of Genomics.
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Chapter 1: Risky Relations and Other ComplexitiesChapter 2: Accomplishing KinshipChapter 3: Routes and Journeys: Beliefs about Inheritance and Routes of TransmissionChapter 4: Mutual SurveillanceChapter 5: Practical Ethics and DisclosureChapter 6: Family NarrativesChapter 7: Risky RelationsAppendix: Summary of ConditionsReferencesIndex
Chapter 1: Risky Relations and Other ComplexitiesChapter 2: Accomplishing KinshipChapter 3: Routes and Journeys: Beliefs about Inheritance and Routes of TransmissionChapter 4: Mutual SurveillanceChapter 5: Practical Ethics and DisclosureChapter 6: Family NarrativesChapter 7: Risky RelationsAppendix: Summary of ConditionsReferencesIndex
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