Background
Kolker, Aliza was born on February 1, 1948 in Tel-Aviv. Daughter of Samuel Z. and Zahava (Bookspan) Kolker. came to the United States, 1961.
( Prenatal testing for genetic abnormalities has transfor...)
Prenatal testing for genetic abnormalities has transformed pregnancy and motherhood. Using sociological research, this book analyzes the social-psychological and ethical implications of invasive prenatal testing, particularly CVS and amniocentesis. Among the issues covered are changes in the genetic counseling profession and in client demographics; the challenge of nondirective genetic counseling; decisions on testing and on which test to have; the timing and risks of the procedures; abortion and grief; the ethics of sex selection; potential uses and abuses of genetic knowledge; and policy and ethical implications.
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( Testing for genetic abnormalities has transformed pregn...)
Testing for genetic abnormalities has transformed pregnancy and motherhood, and the recent discoveries by the Human Genome Project affect us all. In this updated version of their important book with its new Afterword, the authors have incorporated the most recent prenatal testing information. Using their own research, the authors analyze the psycho-social and ethical implications of genetic testing. Among the issues discussed in the new Afterword are the spread of prenatal testing, the changing meanings of pregnancy, and the perils and promises of the Human Genome Project.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0897896335/?tag=2022091-20
Kolker, Aliza was born on February 1, 1948 in Tel-Aviv. Daughter of Samuel Z. and Zahava (Bookspan) Kolker. came to the United States, 1961.
Bachelor, Barnard College, 1969; Doctor of Philosophy, Columbia University, 1975.
Professor sociology, George Mason U., Fairfax, Virginia, since 1975.
( Testing for genetic abnormalities has transformed pregn...)
( Prenatal testing for genetic abnormalities has transfor...)
Married Kenneth Leon Heitner, August 28, 1978. Children: Ariel Ron, Ethan Sam.