1. Human genome editing and the identity politics of genetic disability

   • Felicity Boardman

   Invited Editorial 06 September 2019 Pages: 125 - 127

2. Human germline genome editing is illegal in Canada, but could it be desirable for some members of the rare disease community?

   • Erika Kleiderman
   • Ian Norris Kellner Stedman

   Review Open access 16 August 2019 Pages: 129 - 138

3. Patients’ views on variants of uncertain significance across indications

   • Kristin Clift
   • Sarah Macklin
   • Stephanie Hines

   Review 20 August 2019 Pages: 139 - 145

4. Applying theory to characterize impediments to dissemination of community-facing family health history tools: a review of the literature

   • Caitlin G. Allen
   • Debra Duquette
   • Colleen M. McBride

   Review 02 July 2019 Pages: 147 - 159

   

5. A framework for youth-friendly genetic counseling

   • Mary-Anne Young
   • Kate Thompson
   • Lucy Holland

   Original Article 05 November 2019 Pages: 161 - 170

   

6. Perspectives of adults with Klinefelter syndrome, unaffected adolescent males, and parents of affected children toward diagnosis disclosure: a Thai experience

   • Sukrit Suwannachat
   • Duangrurdee Wattanasirichaigoon
   • Thipwimol Tim-Aroon

   Original Article Open access 04 September 2019 Pages: 171 - 181

   

7. Genetic counseling of patients with ovarian carcinoma: acceptance, timing, and psychological wellbeing

   • I. Van de Beek
   • E. M. A. Smets
   • C. M. Aalfs

   Original Article Open access 05 June 2019 Pages: 183 - 191

   

8. Exploring Asian Indian views about cancer and participation in cancer research: an evaluation of a culturally tailored educational intervention

   • Veda N. Giri
   • Preethi Selvan
   • Amy E. Leader

   Original Article 14 September 2019 Pages: 193 - 203

9. Survey of primary care physicians’ views about breast and ovarian cancer screening for true BRCA1/2 non-carriers

   • S. Pelletier
   • G. Larouche
   • M. Dorval

   Original Article 28 October 2019 Pages: 205 - 213

10. Willingness of women to participate in obstetrical and pediatric research involving biobanks

    • Renate D. Savich
    • Beth B Tigges
    • Robert D. Annett

    Original Article 28 November 2019 Pages: 215 - 223

    

11. Exploring perceptions of consanguineous unions with women from an East London community: analysis of discussion groups

    • Meghan A. Cupp
    • Mary Adams
    • Logan Manikam

    Original Article Open access 16 July 2019 Pages: 225 - 234

    

12. Determining accurate costs for genomic sequencing technologies—a necessary prerequisite

    • Jathishinie Jegathisawaran
    • Kate Tsiplova
    • Wendy J. Ungar

    Short Communication 15 November 2019 Pages: 235 - 238

13. Correction to: Perspectives of adults with Klinefelter syndrome, unaffected adolescent males, and parents of affected children toward diagnosis disclosure: a Thai experience

    • Sukrit Suwannachat
    • Duangrurdee Wattanasirichaigoon
    • Thipwimol Tim-Aroon

    Correction Open access 19 November 2019 Pages: 239 - 239