Public Health Genetics

Experiences and Challenges

February, 19.-21. 2004

International Symposium of the ZiF:Task Force

Announcement: Public Lecture & Evening Lecture

Conference Program

• Gwen Anderson: Assumptions about Families and Family Decision Making That Affect Public Health Genetics
• Ingeborg Blancquaert: Health Technology Assessment in Genetics and the Role of AETMIS in Policy Making
• Alfons Bora: Genetics and Public Health – Challenges for Science and Technology Studies
• Angela Brand: Public Health Genetics
• Helmut Brand: Newborn Screening Issues - The Public Health Aspect
• Peter Dabrock: Public Health Genetics & Social Justice
• Joerg T. Epplen: Genetic Counseling for the Public
• Marta Gwinn: Genetics and Public Health in the United States: Looking Into the 21st Century
• Neil A. Holtzman: Will Genetics Revolutionize Public Health?
• Karl Kaelble: Genetics and Public Health Genetics from the Perspective of German Public Health Experts. Results of a Survey.
• Michael Krawczak: The PopGen Project
• Johan Mackenbach: Genetics and Health Inequalities
• Peter Metraux: How to get the Message Through?
• Norbert Paul: Pandora’s Perils or Panakeia‘s Promises? Public Health Genetics and Challenges in Health Care
• Andreas Ziegler: Genetic Epidemiology - Presence and Future
• Ron Zimmern: Some Policy Issues in Public Health Genetics

Das Symposium "Public Health Genetics – Experiences and Challenges" wurde von der Robert Bosch Stiftung gefördert.