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Frontmatter, Acknowledgments, Series Editors’
Preface, and Preface
Introduction Women and Prenatal Testing:
An Introduction to the Issues
1 The Genetic Construction of Prenatal
Testing: Choice, Consent, or Conformity for Women?
Abby Lippman
2 Women’s Roles in the History of
Amniocentesis and Chorionic Villi Sampling
Ruth Schwartz Cowan
3 Prenatal Screening and Diagnosis: The
Impact on Persons with Disabilities
Deborah Kaplan
Part 2 Philosophical, Ethical, and Legal Perspectives
4 Reproductive Genetics and Gender
Justice
Mary B. Mahowald
5 Reproductive Genetic Testing,
Prevention, and the Ethics of Mothering
Ruth Faden
6 Ethics and Reproductive Genetic
Testing: The Need to Understand the Parent-Child Relationship
Patricia A. King
7 “The Good Mother”: The Limits of
Reproductive Accountability and Genetic Choice
R. Alta Charo and Karen H. Rothenberg
8 What the Law Says about Reproductive
Genetic Testing and What It Doesn’t
Ellen Wright Clayton
Part 3 Psychological and Sociocultural Issues
9 Prenatal Genetic Testing: Does It
Benefit Pregnant Women?
Elena A. Gates
10 Collective Silences, Collective
Fictions: How Prenatal diagnostic Testing Became Part of Routine Prenatal Care
Nancy Anne Press and Carole H.
Browner
11 Women’s Reponses to Prenatal
Diagnosis: A Sociocultural Perspective on Diversity
Rayna Rapp
12 Reproductive Genetic Services for
Low-Income Women and Women of Color: Access and Sociocultural Issues
Laurie Nsiah-Jefferson
13 The Tentative Pregnancy: Then and Now
Barbara Katz Rothman
14 Reproductive Genetic Testing and
Pregnancy Loss: The Experience of Women
Rita Beck Black