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Reproductive Genetic Carrier Screening

Reproductive Genetic Carrier Screening

23 Sep 2024
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Professor Christopher BarnettProfessor Christopher BarnettHead of the Paediatric and Reproductive Genetics Unit at Women's and Childrens Hospital, Adelaide

Professor Christopher Barnett is a clinical geneticist that currently serves as the head of the Paediatric and Reproductive Genetics Unit at the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide. He's also the clinical genomics lead at the Commission for Excellence and Innovation in Health in South Australia.

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Description

Professor Christopher Barnett discusses the importance, limitations, and ethical considerations of reproductive genetic carrier screening. He also highlights that genetic tests do not cover all possible conditions, and explores the evolving accuracy of new technologies in the field.

Table Of Contents
Introduction
Common genetic conditions
Ethical issues
New technology and patient options
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