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Biomedical enhancement

Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications in Military Genomics

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Advances in genomic science are attracting the interest of the U.S. military for their potential to improve medical care for members of the militay and to aid in military recruitment, training and specialization, and mission accomplishment. In addition, large DNA banks operated by the military could be a valuable resource for military and civilian researchers.

Maxwell J. Mehlman

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Genetics and the Law
The patient-physician relationship
Biomedical enhancement
Military bioethics
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