Oslo, 9 August, 2019
The seminar was a collaboration between The Nordic Committee on Bioethics and The Norwegian Biotechnology Advisory Board and part of the the 33rd European conference on philosophy of medicine and health care: PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS AT THE EDGE OF MEDICINE.
You can watch any of the talks by clicking on the titles below - or watch the full playlist here:
New offers of direct-to-consumer genetic testing and new ethical problems
Emilie Niemiec, Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics, Uppsala University, Sweden
DTC GT in a
Small and Homogenous Population: The Future of Health Care or a Pandora Box of
Insurmountable Societal Challenges?
Henry
Alexander Henrysson, Dep. of philosophy, University of Iceland / The National
Bioethics Committee.
Ascertaining
child’s ‘best interests’ through direct-to-consumer genetic testing: what could
possibly be wrong with that?
Santa
Slokenberga, medical law, University of Lund / Centre for Research Ethics &
Bioethics Uppsala, Sweden
The Danish
Council on Ethics recommendations about Genome Testing with focus on Direct to
consumer genetic testing.
Anne-Marie
Axø Gerdes, Professor, Dep. of Clinical Genetics, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen
University Hospital and The University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Chair of
The Danish Council of Ethics.
Chairs:
Madeleine Hayenhjelm (NCBIO) and Truls Petersen (NCBIO/The Norw. Biotechn. Adv. Board)