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• Early-onset Alzheimer disease: when is genetic testing appropriate? 

  Goldman, Jill S.; Hou, Craig E. (2004-04)
• GENETIC DISORDERS SOURCEBOOK: BASIC CONSUMER HEALTH INFORMATION ABOUT HEREDITARY DISORDERS, INCLUDING DISORDERS RESULTING FROM ABNORMALITIES IN SPECIFIC GENES, SUCH AS HEMOPHILIA, SICKLE CELL DISEASE, AND CYSTIC FIBROSIS, CHROMOSOMAL DISORDERS, SUCH AS DOWN SYNDROME, FRAGILE X SYNDROME, AND KLINEFELTER SYNDROME, AND COMPLEX DISORDERS WITH ENVIRONMENTAL AND GENETIC COMPONENTS, SUCH AS ALZHEIMER DISEASE, CANCER, HEART DISEASE, AND OBESITY, ALONG WITH INFORMATION ABOUT THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT, GENETIC TESTING AND PRIVACY CONCERNS, THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN WITH GENETIC DISORDERS, CURRENT RESEARCH INITIATIVES, A GLOSSARY OF TERMS, AND A DIRECTORY OF RESOURCES FOR FURTHER HELP AND INFORMATION 

  Judd, Sandra J., ed. (2010)
• Genetic Testing is Different [reviews of GENETIC TESTING FOR ALZHEIMER DISEASE: ETHICAL AND CLINICAL ISSUES, by Stephen G. Post and Peter J. Whitehouse and PROMOTING SAFE AND EFFECTIVE GENETIC TESTING IN THE UNITED STATES: PRINCIPLES AND RECOMMENDATIONS, by Task Force on Genetic Testing, NIH-DOE Working Group on Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of Human Genome Research] 

  Clayton, Ellen Wright (2001-04)