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- DOI 10.1080/14647273.2017.1339127
- PMID https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28697325
- OpenAlex ID W2736211339
- Type Editorial
- Language EN
- Published 11 Jul 2017
- Volume 21 (4)
- Pages 225–228
- Source Human Fertility
- Publisher Taylor & Francis
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- Added 21 Jul 2017
- Updated 31 Oct 2026
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Direct-to-consumer DNA testing: the fallout for individuals and their families unexpectedly learning of their donor conception origins
Editorial 2017 EN
Increasing numbers of donor-conceived individuals (and/or parents) are seeking individuals genetically related through donor conception. One route is through 'direct-to-consumer' (DTC) DNA testing, prompting calls for fertility services to alert donors and prospective parents to the increasing unsustainability of anonymity and secrecy. The complexity of interpreting DNA results in this context has…
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