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Chromosome Abnormalities

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Chromosome Translocations

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Consanguinity (related by common ancestor) and Degrees of Relation

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Genetic and Health Information in Foreign Languages

Intellectual Disabilities (eg. autism, mental retardation)

Lysosomal Storage Diseases

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Mitochondrial Disorders

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Neurogenetic Disorders

Newborn Screening

Pharmacogenetics (how genes affect drug response)

Prenatal Diagnosis and Assisted Reproduction

Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

Sex Chromosome Aneuploidy

Single Gene Disorders

Skeletal Abnormalities

Training in Genetics

Genetic and Health Information in Foreign Languages

Q&A about where to locate genetic educational information in languages other than English.

Other information about genetic/health information in foreign languages:

--Genetics Education Center, University of Kansas

http://www.kumc.edu/gec/support/

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