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• GINA laws do not protect people from genetic discrimination in every circumstance.
• Clinton is supporting legislation to outlaw genetic discrimination in the private sector.
• Genetic discrimination eventually may be prohibited by law, but it isn't yet.
• Both Collins and Venter urged Congress to pass a ban on genetic discrimination.
• The solution, he added, is to pass effective laws to prevent genetic discrimination.
• So here goes : genetic discrimination, however troubling, is both rational and inevitable.
• Their bill would allow victims of genetic discrimination to sue for unlimited damages.
• The scientific advances have created intense debate about public policy on genetic discrimination.
• Scientists also fear that genetic discrimination could creep into other areas of life.
• The possibility of genetic discrimination in employment or insurance is also a concern.
• Genetic Discrimination has its foundations in genetic determinism and genetic essentialism.
• Genetic discrimination " is happening today in job sites all around the country,"
• Genetic discrimination is the civil-rights issue of the 21st century.
• Washington _ House Energy and Commerce subcommittee hearing on genetic discrimination in health insurance.
• Just how much attention the problem of genetic discrimination warrants is open to debate.
• Efforts to ban genetic discrimination outright are likely to follow.
• President Clinton already has issued an executive order forbidding genetic discrimination against federal employees.
• To be sure, well-documented cases of genetic discrimination haven't yet emerged in large numbers.
• Feldbaum said he worries about genetic privacy and genetic discrimination.
• Tuesday, beginning by challenging the patenting of genes and pressing for laws against genetic discrimination.