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Anna C. Mastroianni
PHG 522
Seattle Campus
Case-based application of ethical principles in genetic medicine to range of problems arising in genetics practice, policy, research. Examination of traditional problems including eugenics and testing/screening for genetic disease, as well as emerging problems in population and environmental genetics. Prerequisite: LAW H 504/MHE 514/PHG 512 or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with MHE 516; W.
Class description
This coursework is designed to train students in the basic skills of ethical analysis and increase competency in recognizing, researching, and analyzing ethical issues arising in public health genetics.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
lecture and class discussion
Recommended preparation
PHG 512 prerequisite or permission of instructor
Class assignments and grading
three short papers