Genetic tests that analyze fetal DNA from a pregnant woman’s blood are arriving in a rush, but the commercialization of these tests has brought an uphill legal battle.
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Fetal tests spur legal battle
Erika Check Hayden | Center for Genetics and Society | July 2, 2012
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