With the field of genetic medicine changing so rapidly, new research findings and new thinking about the biological, clinical, social, ethical and legal implications of those findings result in more material than even the most comprehensive websites can address. There are, however, many excellent resources available online, which taken together offer an impressive, current and comprehensive view of the field.

Listed below are several pre-formed internet search queries that should yield a high percentage of relevant results. Following each you will find a link to run the search via PubMed (at the NIH) and/or Google™. PubMed will tend to provide a more academic or scholarly perspective, while Google will deliver a broader spectrum of results. In either case, clicking on any of the search queries will return a page of results that includes brief descriptions and links to corresponding external websites or documents.

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You can also conduct your own free-form searches directly at PubMed or Google.

The Hastings Center and the project team of Genetic Dilemmas in Primary Care has no control over, or specific knowledge of, the websites or web pages that will be returned as a result of these searches. Nor do we in any way endorse the content on those websites and/or web pages. All such content is the property and responsibility of its respective owner(s).

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This page last updated on December 9, 2003