Scientific, Legal, and Ethical Considerations in the Use of Biomarkers
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Nicholas A. Ashford is associate professor of technology and policy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is the author of Crisis in the Workplace and co-author of Technology, Law and the Working Environment. Christine J. Spadafor is an attorny with Hill and Barlow in Boston. Dale B. Hattis is a principal research associate and Charles C. Caldart is a research associate at the Center for Technology, Policy, and Industrial Development, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
About the Authors Introduction Part I. Definitions and Legal Authority Chapter 1. Overview and Definitions: Monitoring, Surveillance, and Screening Chapter 2. Legal Authority for Human Monitoring Part II. Scientific and Technical Concerns Chapter 3. Medical Surveillance Chapter 4. Genetic Monitoring Chapter 5. Biological Monitoring Chapter 6. Genetic and Other Sensitivity Screening Chapter 7. The Frequency and Timing of Examinations Part III. The Health Implications of Removing Workers on the Basis of Human Monitoring Tests Chapter 8. Human Variability and High-Risk Groups Chapter 9. Consequences to the Worker of Medical Removal Part IV. Legal and Ethical Considerations Chapter 10. Limitations on the Authority to Require Human Monitoring Chapter 11. The USe of Monitoring Results Chapter 12. Policy and Ethical Considerations Notes Index