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Genetic Counselling (1995)
This Report examines first the scope and practice of genetic counselling today, then bioethical issues related to scientific questions, to welfare of the persons receiving counselling and finally to moral issues for society at large.
File counsellingCIB3_en.pdf
Author(s) Michel Revel (Rapporteur)
Publication Year 1995
Series/Report ID CIP/BIO/95/CONF.002/4



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