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Security and sharing of NIPT data are the basis of ethical decision-making related to non-medical traits

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Authors:

Wenke Yang

Zhenglong Guo

Weili Shi

Litao Qin

Xiaoliang Xia

Bingtao Hao

Shixiu Liao

Year:

2023

The American Journal of Bioethics

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