Autonomy, informed consent, and genetic testing: An uneasy tension

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Hamilton, Rebekah and Bowers, Barbara. (2003). Autonomy, informed consent, and genetic testing: An uneasy tension. Journal of Nursing Law. 9(1), pp. 7 - 17.

Authors	Hamilton, Rebekah and Bowers, Barbara
Year	2003
Journal	Journal of Nursing Law
Journal citation	9 (1), pp. 7 - 17
Publisher	Springer
ISSN	1073-7472
Scopus EID	2-s2.0-4344602910
Page range	7 - 17
Place of publication	United States of America

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