Beating the Odds: Economists Unravel Reasons for Low Rates of Predictive Testing for Huntington’s Disease Nashville, TN (March 25, 2013) —“People most likely to inherit Huntington’s disease still avoid testing so - Inherit - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Beating the Odds: Economists Unravel Reasons for Low Rates of Predictive Testing for Huntington’s Disease Nashville, TN (March 25, 2013) —“People most likely to inherit Huntington’s disease still avoid testing so Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-03-25 11:36:56 Open Document File Size: 110,12 KB Share Result on Facebook City Disease Nashville / / / MedicalCondition Huntington Disease / degenerative neurological disorder / chronic illness / Huntington’s disease / disease / / Organization American Economic Association / Vanderbilt University / / Person E. Ray Dorsey / Peter Rousseau / Emily Oster / Ira Shoulson / Regina Montgomery / / / Position professor / Secretary-Treasurer / / PublishedMedium the American Economic Review / / SocialTag Health promotion Demography Personal life Genetic testing Life expectancy Medicine Health Medical genetics

Beating the Odds: Economists Unravel Reasons for Low Rates of Predictive Testing for Huntington’s Disease Nashville, TN (March 25, 2013) —“People most likely to inherit Huntington’s disease still avoid testing soAdd to Reading List