What are some concerns about the uses of genetic information

-Attempts to encourage disclosure on the part of the patient have failed

-Harm is highly likely, serious, imminent, and foreseeable

-At-risk relatives are identifiable

-Disease is preventable or medically accepted standards for treatment or screening are available

-Harm from failing to disclose outweighs the harm from disclosure

-Risks, limitations, and benefits of testing or not testing

-Alternatives to genetic testing

-Details of the testing process (e.g., what type of sample is required, accuracy of test, and turn-around time)

-Privacy/confidentiality of test results

-The voluntary nature of testing

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