NSGC Position Statements reflect concrete applications of the Society's Code of Ethics and other official documents. Adoption requires majority vote by the NSGC Board of Directors.
ASBrS-NSGC Joint Statement of Medical Societies Regarding Genetic Testing Requirements
At-Home Genetic Testing
Blood Spot Storage and Use
Clinical Data Sharing
Disability
Family Health History
Genetic Counselors in Healthcare Reform
Genetic Testing of Children in the Adoption Process
Genetic Testing of Minors for Adult-Onset Conditions
Human Cloning by Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT) for Reproductive or Therapeutic Purposes
Human Gene Patenting
Human Germline Editing
Newborn Screening
Prenatal Cell-Free DNA Screening
Prenatal Testing for Adult-Onset Conditions
Raw Data
Regulation of Genetic Testing
Reproductive Freedom
Stem Cell Research
Secondary and Incidental Findings in Genetic Testing
Workplace Wellness Programs
Telehealth
Use of Genetic Information in Insurance and Employment Decisions
Use of Multi-Gene Panel Tests
American Society of Human Genetics Statement Regarding Concepts of “Good Genes” and Human Genetics
NSGC position statements are created, reaffirmed, revised, or retired according to the NSGC Position Statement Policy. If you have any questions or comments regarding one or more of the above position statements, or have a suggestion for a new position statement not shown above, please contact Jennifer Trotter, Senior Coordinator, Government Relations, at jtrotter@nsgc.org.