… The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship,
and/or publication of this article: Charles Dupras was awarded postdoctoral fellowships by …

Over more than two decades, various policies have been adopted worldwide to restrict the
use of individual genetic information for non-medical reasons by third parties and prevent ‘…

Over the past decade, bioethicists, legal scholars and social scientists have started to
investigate the potential implications of epigenetic research and technologies on medicine and …

Efforts to build representative studies are defeated when scientists discard data from certain
groups. Instead, researchers should work to balance statistical needs with fairness.

… Contributors Charles Dupras developed the original idea and argument presented in this
paper. He wrote the first draft of the manuscript. Then, it went back and forth between the …

A rich literature in public health has demonstrated that health is strongly influenced by a host
of environmental factors that can vary according to social, economic, geographic, cultural or …

Concerns about genetic discrimination (GD) often surface when discussing research and
innovation in genetics. Over recent decades, countries around the world have attempted to …

Background Canadian policies regarding the implementation and public coverage of non-invasive
prenatal testing (NIPT) are heterogeneous and shifting, with NIPT being publicly …

While the accumulation and increased circulation of genomic data have captured much attention
over the past decade, privacy risks raised by the diversification and integration of omics …

Recent findings in epigenetics have been attracting much attention from social scientists
and bioethicists because they reveal the molecular mechanisms by which exposure to …