Health Professions
8 years ago

Debate over Genetic Privacy Rights Sparks Controversy on Autonomy and Paternalism

Elsevier eBooks
Right to Know and Right Not to Know
Tuija Takala

Paper Summary

The article discusses whether people should have the right to know or not know about their genetic information. It looks at how this choice can affect autonomy, paternalism, and harm to others.

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