Genetics & society program: activity of community genetic with actions in research / education / extension
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1807-0221.2015v12n20p36Abstract
This article presents an analysis of activities in Research / Education / Extension implemented in the community genetics program Genetics & Society, Biology Institute of the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA) with the aim of bringing knowledge to the community about genetics and deficiencies, preconceptions and social exclusion. The methodology of study included conducting genetic consultations, case studies, karyotypes, molecular testing, genetic counseling, educational workshops, group dynamics, lectures, seminars and inclusive educational activities promoted in specialized institutions, public finance and / or philanthropic. The results show that the developed actions are innovative and effective strategies for the popularization of science and inclusion of people with disabilities in the context of family and society and also highlight the social role of the university.
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