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Usage Of Information From Genetic Testing By Parents, Employers And Insurers

Bioethics issues

Usage of Information from

Genetic Testing by

Parents, Employers and Insurers?

Liat Lin

BUS 9100

KQ6

Every decision making is an outcome of mental processes that rely on several criteria leading to the selection of a course of action. In fact, every decision making process produces a final choice out of several alternatives.
Parents, employers, and insurers are groups of people who deal with decision making in their daily activity, and occasionally, the criteria they rely on, is coming from genetic information.

In the first part of this article two points of view regarding genetic information usage are presented. Both points of view were written more than eight years ago.
The first point of view is of the Columnist Andrew Sullivan, who is considered and credited by many as a pioneer in political weblog journalism. Sullivan is known for his unusual personal-political identity. He is an HIV-positive, gay, self-described conservative, and a......


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