Laura Roberts
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Employees' perspectives on ethically important aspects of genetic research participation: a pilot study.
Compr Psychiatry. 2005 Jan-Feb; (1): 27-33
Insights from genetic research may greatly improve our understanding of physical and mental illnesses and assist in the prevention of disease. Early experience with genetic information suggests that it may lead to stigma, discrimination, and other psychosocial harms, however, and this may be particularly salient in some settings, such as the workplace. Despite the importance of these issues, little is known about how healthy adults, including workers, perceive and understand ethically important issues in genetic research pertaining to physical and mental illness.
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