Ethical Issues of Molecular Genetics in Psychiatry
[Book]
edited by Radim J. Srám, Victor Bulyzhenkov, Leonid Prilipko, Yves Christen.
Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1991
(x, 177 pages 18 illustrations)
Ethical Issues in Molecular Genetics --;A Single Locus for Psychosis and Intelligence in the Exchange Region of the Sex Chromosomes? --;Molecular Genetic Studies: The Task of Interpretation for Psychiatry --;The Genetics of Alzheimer's Disease and the Ethical Implications for Prevention? --;Some Ethical Aspects of Genetic Approaches to Human Health Care: A Developmental Geneticist's Point of View --;Lessons from an International Survey of Medical Geneticists --;The Use of Prenatal Diagnosis for Psychiatric Diseases --;New Ethical Problems Related to Environmental Pollution and Behavioral Changes in Human Population --;A Molecular Genetic Approach to Neuropsychiatric Disease -Some Technical and Ethical Considerations --;Ethical Aspects of Human Genome Mapping and Sequencing --;Transcultural Problems in the Use of Medical Genetics in Clinical Practice --;Molecular Genetic Research in Psychiatry: Ethical Problems --;Ethical Issues Arising in Molecular Genetics in Developing Countries --;Religious Approaches to the Results of Genetic Research --;Jurisprudence in Genetics --;Ethics, Molecular Genetics, and Psychiatric Disorders.
The dramatic developments in molecular genetics have brought up new ethical challenges. This book presents the discus- sions which emerged from a joint meeting of the Foundation IPSEN and the WHO in Brno, close to the monastery where Gregor Mendel founded the science of genetics, where a number of molecular geneticists, psychiatrists, churchmen, and legal professionals metto consider just these topics.
Medicine.
Neurosciences.
Psychiatry.
RC455
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E358
1991
edited by Radim J. Srám, Victor Bulyzhenkov, Leonid Prilipko, Yves Christen.