Genetic counselors provide genetic/genomic information to patients and families in a nondirective manner by presenting all facts and available options in a manner that neither promotes nor excludes any legally permitted decision or action.
The genetic information of a person may contain information about their own genetic testing, the genetic testing of their family members, and information about the occurrence of a disease or other issue in their family. Family medical history is included in the idea of genetic information since it is frequently used to determine a person's increased risk of contracting a disease, ailment, or condition in the future. Genetic information also includes any embryo that is legitimately possessed by a person or a member of their family utilizing an assisted reproductive technique, as well as any fetus that is being carried by the person or a pregnant family member of the person. It also encompasses an individual's request for or receipt of genetic services, as well as an individual's or a family member's engagement in clinical research that makes use of genetic services.
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