The first comprehensive attempt to explore the issues raised by
genetic counselling across cultures. It will be of interest to
health professionals and to students and lecturers in the social,
behavioural and political sciences and in genetics, medicine and
nursing. The meaning and relevance of kinship and ethnicity in the
context of genetic disease, cultural issues that have arisen in
practice, including the influence of the lay public's beliefs about
inheritance and the wider social and political context of genetics
and genetic disease are all explored in depth.
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