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Social Issues in Genetics

June 1997 
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An Internet-based Newsletter, The Gene Letter, discusses the scientific and societal issues in Genetics. Its purpose is to inform consumers and professionals about advances in genetics and to encourage discourse about emerging medical, ethical, legal, and policy dilemmas.

 

The Gene Letter was established by the Shriver Center under a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy/ELSI Program, by Dr. Philip R. Reilly, M.D., J.D., Dorothy C. Wertz, Ph.D., and Robin J.R. Blatt, R.N., M.P.H.. In its first year, The Gene Letter is appearing every other month with news updates as appropriate. Regular columns include one or more on: Health, Science, Ethics, Law, Society, International Developments, Book Reviews, a Student Corner, In the News, Events, Conferences, and a list of Gene Resources. The Gene Letter also operates an uncensored chatroom. http://www.geneletter.org

 

As published in the VHL Family Forum  5:2, June 1997. For permission to reprint, please contact VHL Family Alliance, editor@vhl.org. Further information is available from the VHL Family Alliance, info@vhl.org.