Question Answered step-by-step -A risky condition is not a disease and prevention does notimprove well-being. The benefits are only statistical and make sense at the population level.Discuss any or all of the four (4) key points listed above.  In your original posting, you might want to consider (but don’t feel like you have to – just some ideas) commenting on:   -Would you want this genetic testing done on you? -Would you want an ethical committee determining if you could have a medical intervention based off of your results? -Do you feel many women are unethically swayed into having this genetic testing completed and then a resulting medical intervention? -Do you feel that every woman should be tested for the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes? -Should women in their 20’s be allowed to have extreme medical interventions resulting from the genetic testing? -How might you feel (or do you feel if you have been already tested) continuing in your life knowing you tested positive for the BRCA1 and/or BRCA2 gene without following thru with any surgical medical interventions? Health Science Science Nursing NUR 327 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

Question Answered step-by-step -A risky condition is not a disease and prevention does notimprove well-being. The benefits are only statistical and make sense at the population level.Discuss any or all of the four (4) key points listed above.  In your original posting, you might want to consider (but don’t feel like you have to – just some ideas) commenting on:   -Would you want this genetic testing done on you? -Would you want an ethical committee determining if you could have a medical intervention based off of your results? -Do you feel many women are unethically swayed into having this genetic testing completed and then a resulting medical intervention? -Do you feel that every woman should be tested for the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes? -Should women in their 20’s be allowed to have extreme medical interventions resulting from the genetic testing? -How might you feel (or do you feel if you have been already tested) continuing in your life knowing you tested positive for the BRCA1 and/or BRCA2 gene without following thru with any surgical medical interventions? Health Science Science Nursing NUR 327 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)