Mothers of a child with Down syndrome: A qualitative analysis of the perspectives on non-invasive prenatal testing

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RT @DownSyndromeAu: Prenatal testing for Down syndrome has sparked social & ethical debate but an in-depth exploration of the voices of Aus…

RT @negenetics: Mothers of a child with Down syndrome: A qualitative analysis of the perspectives on non-invasive prenatal testing. https:…

Mothers of a child with Down syndrome: A qualitative analysis of the perspectives on non-invasive prenatal testing : Prenatal testing to detect Down syndrome (DS) has advanced over recent decades. From the 1970s, DS was detected through https://t.co/vWZ…

"All mothers highlighted the inevitable association between testing and termination, the importance of autonomy and respecting [m]others’ choices to test and to terminate, and that appropriate supports must be provided to ensure informed decision-making."

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