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Karen Rothenberg

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Diane E Hoffmann; Karen H Rothenberg
Science and law. When should judges admit or compel genetic tests?
Karen H Rothenberg; Sharon F Terry
Human genetics. Before it's too late--addressing fear of genetic information.
Diane E Hoffmann; Karen H Rothenberg
Whose duty is it anyway?: the Kennedy Krieger opinion and its implications for public health research.

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2005: Diane E Hoffmann; Karen H Rothenberg
Science and law. When should judges admit or compel genetic tests?
Science (New York, N.Y.) 2005;310(5746):241-2.
2002: Karen H Rothenberg; Sharon F Terry
Human genetics. Before it's too late--addressing fear of genetic information.
Science (New York, N.Y.) 2002;297(5579):196-7.
2002: Diane E Hoffmann; Karen H Rothenberg
Whose duty is it anyway?: the Kennedy Krieger opinion and its implications for public health research.
Journal of health care law & policy 2002;6(1):109-47.
2001: Karen H Rothenberg; A D Hornstein
Building community, recognizing dignity: beyond the ADA.
Mental and physical disability law reporter 2001;25(5):709-10.
2001: Marc D Schwartz; Karen H Rothenberg; L Joseph; JL Benkendorf; Caryn Lerman
Consent to the use of stored DNA for genetics research: a survey of attitudes in the Jewish population.
American journal of medical genetics 2001;98(4):336-42.
1999: B P Fuller; MJ Kahn; P A Barr; L Biesecker; E Crowley; Judy E Garber; M K Mansoura; P Murphy; J Murray; J Phillips; Karen H Rothenberg; M Rothstein; J Stopfer; Gary Swergold; B Weber; F K Collins; Kathy Hudson
Privacy in genetics research.
Science (New York, N.Y.) 1999;285(5432):1359-61.
1999: Karen H Rothenberg
"Being human": cloning and the challenges for public policy.
Hofstra law review 1999;27(3):639-47.
1998: Karen H Rothenberg; Amy B Rutkin
Toward a framework of mutualism: the Jewish community in genetics research.
Community genetics 1998;1(3):148-53.
1997: Karen H Rothenberg
Genetic accountability and pregnant women.
Women's health issues : official publication of the Jacobs Institute of Women's Health 1997;7(4):215-9.
1997: Karen H Rothenberg; B Fuller; M Rothstein; T Duster; M J Ellis Kahn; R Cunningham; B Fine; Kathy Hudson; Mary-Claire King; P Murphy; Gary Swergold; F Collins
Genetic information and the workplace: legislative approaches and policy changes.
Science (New York, N.Y.) 1997;275(5307):1755-7.
1997: B S Wilfond; Karen H Rothenberg; Elizabeth Thomson; C Lerman
Cancer genetic susceptibility testing: ethical and policy implications for future research and clinical practice. Cancer Genetic Studies Consortium, National Institutes of Health.
The Journal of law, medicine & ethics : a journal of the American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics 1997;25(4):243-51, 230.
1997: Karen H Rothenberg
Breast cancer, the genetic "quick fix," and the Jewish community. Ethical, legal, and social challenges.
Health matrix (Cleveland, Ohio : 1991) 1997;7(1):97-124.
1997: Karen H Rothenberg
Genetic discrimination and health insurance: a call for legislative action.
Journal of the American Medical Women's Association (1972) 1997;52(1):43-4.
1996: Karen H Rothenberg; Eugene G Hayunga; Joyce E Rudick; Vivian W Pinn
The NIH inclusion guidelines: challenges for the future.
IRB 1996;18(3):1-4, 12.
1996: Karen H Rothenberg
The Institute of Medicine's report on women and health research: implications for IRBs and the research community.
IRB 1996;18(2):1-3.
1996: Karen H Rothenberg
Feminism, law, and bioethics.
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 1996;6(1):69-84.
1996: Karen H Rothenberg
Gender matters: implications for clinical research and women's health care.
Houston law review / University of Houston 1996;32(5):1201-72.
1996: Eugene G Hayunga; Karen H Rothenberg; Vivian W Pinn
Women of childbearing potential in clinical research: perspectives on NIH policy and liability issues.
Food, drug, cosmetic, and medical device law digest : a publication of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Law Section 1996;13(1):7-11.
1996: B Lo; Karen H Rothenberg; M Vasko
Physician-assisted suicide in context: constitutional, regulatory, and professional challenges.
The Journal of law, medicine & ethics : a journal of the American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics 1996;24(3):181-2.
1995: Karen H Rothenberg; S J Paskey
The risk of domestic violence and women with HIV infection: implications for partner notification, public policy, and the law.
American journal of public health 1995;85(11):1569-76.
1995: Kathy Hudson; Karen H Rothenberg; L B Andrews; M J Kahn; Francis S Collins
Genetic discrimination and health insurance: an urgent need for reform.
Science (New York, N.Y.) 1995;270(5235):391-3.
1995: Karen H Rothenberg; S J Paskey; M M Reuland; Sheryl I Zimmerman; R L North
Domestic violence and partner notification: implications for treatment and counseling of women with HIV.
Journal of the American Medical Women's Association (1972) 1995;50(3-4):87-93.
1995: Karen H Rothenberg
Genetic information and health insurance: state legislative approaches.
The Journal of law, medicine & ethics : a journal of the American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics 1995;23(4):312-9.
1994: Karen H Rothenberg; Elizabeth C Lovoy
Something old, something new: the challenge of tuberculosis control in the age of AIDS.
Buffalo law review 1994;42(3):715-60.
1993: R L North; Karen H Rothenberg
Partner notification and the threat of domestic violence against women with HIV infection.
The New England journal of medicine 1993;329(16):1194-6.
1993: Karen H Rothenberg
The law's response to reproductive genetic testing: questioning assumptions about choice, causation and control.
Fetal diagnosis and therapy 1993;8(Suppl. 1):160-3.
1991: Karen H Rothenberg; Richard L North
The duty to warn "dilemma" and women with AIDS: redefining the "foreseeable victim"
Courts, health science & the law / Georgetown University Medical & Law Centers 1991;2(1):90-8.
1991: Karen H Rothenberg
Foregoing life-sustaining treatment: what are the legal limits in an aging society?
Specialty law digest. Health care (Monthly) 1991;(143):7-34.
1990: Karen H Rothenberg
Who cares? The evolution of the legal duty to provide emergency care.
Specialty law digest. Health care (Monthly) 1990;(132):7-62.
1990: Karen H Rothenberg
Gestational surrogacy and the health care provider: put part of the "IVF genie" back into the bottle.
Law, medicine & health care : a publication of the American Society of Law & Medicine 1990;18(4):345-52.
1989: Karen H Rothenberg
Foregoing life-sustaining treatment: what are the legal limits in an aging society?
Saint Louis University law journal 1989;33(3):575-602.
1989: Karen H Rothenberg
The AIDS Project: creating a public health policy -- rights and obligations of health care workers.
Maryland law review (Baltimore, Md. : 1936) 1989;48(1):93-211.
1989: Richard L North; Karen H Rothenberg
The duty to warn "dilemma": a framework for resolution.
AIDS & public policy journal 1989;4(3):133-41.
1988: Karen H Rothenberg
Baby M, the surrogacy contract, and the health care professional: unanswered questions.
Law, medicine & health care : a publication of the American Society of Law & Medicine 1988;16(1-2):113-20.