TY  - BOOK
AU  - Tercyak,Kenneth P.
TI  - Handbook of genomics and the family: psychosocial context for children and adolescents 
T2  - Issues in clinical child psychology
SN  - 9781441957993 (hbk. : alk. paper)
U1  - 616.042 23
PY  - 2010///
CY  - New York
PB  - Springer
KW  - Genomics
KW  - Human chromosome abnormalities
KW  - diagnosis
KW  - Chromosome Disorders
N1  - Includes index; Part I. Introduction to Genomics --
1. Key Concepts in Human Genomics and Epidemiology --
2. Psychological Genetics: Understanding the Nature of 
Psychological Differences Through Etiology --

Part II. Cross-Cutting Issues in Children and Families --
3. Understanding Gene, Environment, and Gene × Environment Interaction Effects: The Example of Childhood Externalizing Disorders --
4. Process in Genetic Counseling: Considerations for Children and Their Families --
5. Genomics and the Family: Integrative Frameworks --
6. Potential Impact of Genomic Information on Childhood Sibling Relationships --
7. Family Communication of Genomic Information --
8. Conveying Genetic Risk to Teenagers --

Part III. Genes, Behavior, and Health --
9. Prenatal Screening and Diagnosis --
10. Single Gene Disease Risk --
11. Hereditary Cancer Risk --
12. Type 1 Diabetes Risk --
13. Cardiovascular Disease Risk --
14. Obesity Risk --
15. Tobacco and Alcohol Use Behaviors --
16. Childhood Neuropsychiatric Risk --
17. Genomic Risk Information for Common Health Conditions: Maximizing Kinship-Based Health Promotion --

Part IV. Emerging Issues --
18. Pediatric Pharmacogenomics --
19. Informed Consent and the Protection of Human Subjects in Genomic Research with Children and Families --
20. Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in the Genetic Testing of Minors --
21. Guidelines and Policies on Genetic Testing in Children and Families --
22. Training, Practice, and Collaboration: New Opportunities for Pediatric Psychology and Genomic Medicine --
23. Public Health Genomics--
Subject index
N2  - This book introduces readers to the study of how genes, singly and in combination with each other and the environment, affect health and behavior. It provides family-focused perspectives relating to genetic counseling and education
ER  -