Acknowledgements -- PART I POPULATION SCREENING: ISSUES, REALITIES AND POSSIBILITIES -- A - Introduction: Expansion of Screening? --- J. Gerard LOEBER -- Expansion of Newborn Screening: Current Achievements and New Prospects --- Bridget WILCKEN -- Screening Newborns for Genetic Susceptibility: What's the Harm? --- Nikki KERRUISH -- Newborn Screening Expansion: Massachusetts Research Models Encompass Public Health Service Responsibility --- Anne Marie COMEAU -- Carriers Detected by Neonatal Screening: A Clinical Geneticist's View --- Helena KÄÄRIÄINEN -- Systematic Neonatal Screening and Carrier Detection: Lessons from Sickle Cell Disease and Cystic Fibrosis Screening in France --- Jean-Louis DHONDT -- Carrier Detection in Newborns: Should it be Discovered? Should it be Disclosed? Lessons from Sickle Cell Anemia and Cystic Fibrosis Screening in the United States --- Lainie FRIEDMAN ROSS -- B - Introduction: Newborn Screening: Storage and Access for Research? --- Ellen WRIGHT CLAYTON -- The Danish Newborn Screening Biobank in Practice and Research: Revised Biobank Regulations --- Bent NORGAARD-PEDERSEN and David M. HOUGAARD -- Research and Public Health Surveillance Using Newborn Bloodspots in Canada --- Denise AVARD -- Implementation of Population Screening --- Jane HALLIDAY -- PART II BALANCING INTERESTS IN PUBLIC HEALTH GENOMICS -- Introduction: Of Genomics and Public Health: Building Public "Goods"? --- Bartha Maria KNOPPERS -- Privacy Issues in Public Health Genomics --- Mark A. ROTHSTEIN -- Balancing Private and Public Interests in Policy --- Darren SHICKLE -- Public Opinion, Consent and Population Genetic Biobanks --- Timothy CAULFIELD, Nola M. RIES -- Challenges for Public Health Genomics - the Public Health Perspective on Genome-based Knowledge and Technologies --- Angela BRAND.

PART III GENOMICS AND PUBLIC HEALTH: CURRENT APPROACHES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES -- Introduction: The Role of International Stakeholders in Genomics and Public Health --- Andrea BOGGIO -- From Genomic Research to Public Health Practice: International Policy Implications --- Stuart HOGARTH -- GRaPH Int: An International Network for Public Health Genomics --- Alison STEWART, Mohamed KARMALI, Ron ZIMMERN -- The Role of International Stakeholders Patients as Partners --- Alastair KENT -- Genomics and Modes of Democratic Dialogue: An Analysis of Two Projects --- Hubert DOUCET, Marianne DION-LABRIE, Céline DURAND, Isabelle GANACHE -- Meeting of Minds: A European Citizen's Deliberation on Emerging Technologies --- Marie-Hélène MOUNEYRAT -- Developments in Genomics: Engaging Young People --- Caroline HURREN -- Interdisciplinary Graduate Training in Public Health Genetics at the University of Washington --- Melissa A. AUSTIN.