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Chunk #45 — (3) Negotiating Genomics in the Public Square16 — (a) Negotiating Genomics’ Orienting Goals

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What research ethics should learn from genomics and society research: lessons from the ELSI Congress of 2011.
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views of the acceptability of newly available cancer genetic risk assessment technologies among hospital administrators, clinicians, and at-risk individuals [D-7, Miesfeldt]; and adoption of cancer pharmacogenomic testing among oncologists [D-7, Dressler]. The introduction of novel genomic technologies like non-invasive prenatal testing [G-3], exome sequencing, whole genome sequencing, and microarrays [G-1] similarly demonstrates a diversity of perspectives between generalist and specialist clinicians, scientists, patients, advocacy groups, and insurers.