genetic counseling

What Ethical Considerations Are Involved?

Genetic counseling involves various ethical considerations:
Ensuring patient autonomy and informed consent.
Maintaining confidentiality and privacy of genetic information.
Providing non-directive counseling to support patient choices.
Considering the implications of genetic information for family members.

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