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2e Café de bioéthique « Le citoyen et ses renseignements génétiques : pour qui et pourquoi? »
Canadian Journal of Bioethics / Revue canadienne de bioéthique 3 (3):150-166 (2020)
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This text is a review of a Bioethics Café in June 2019 that focused on the protection of genetic information and the ownership of such data, but also on the impact of genetic tests offered to the public. Topics such as privacy, the ownership of genetic information, its uses and the benefits and risks of genetic testing were addressed and treated from a variety of ethical perspectives.Author's Profile
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