, the failure to advise patients about the distinctions between screening and diagnostic testing) and the failure to provide further screening and possibly invasive testing after screen positive results may be significant when the use of NIPT expands from a defined focus on high-risk pregnancies to broader-scale clinical practice [ 50 ].
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The Legal Past, Present and Future of Prenatal Genetic Testing: Professional Liability and Other Legal Challenges Affecting Patient Access to Services.
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