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ISSN: 1409-6099 (Print)
ISSN: 1857-663X (Online)
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Vladimir TRAJKOVSKI
MEDICAL GENETICS AND ETHICS
Fast development of medical genetics
and it’s subdisciplines is noticed in last thirty years. Modern diagnostic
methods made possible to establish human genom and its impairment. In human
genetics, ethic is main principle in working. Ethic is science about biggest
goodness for human or society, and its aim protecting human health.
Today's conditions for leaving and
science development open a wide way for ethical approaches, but also for non-ethical
manipulations with human even before his conception. We must keep to attitude
that without law, with our behavior will must conduct our conscience. It is
best to have neutral eugenetic attitude, which allows free ethical choice of
each individual, in any case, for the well being of man.
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