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Biological Autonomy

Meaning

Biological Autonomy refers to a living system’s intrinsic capacity to self-regulate internal processes and maintain a stable internal environment independent of external fluctuations. This fundamental property allows organisms to preserve their structural and functional integrity through dynamic adjustments. It highlights the inherent ability of biological entities to govern their own existence.
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How Do GINA’s Rules on Genetic Information Affect Health Risk Assessments in Wellness Programs?

How Do GINA’s Rules on Genetic Information Affect Health Risk Assessments in Wellness Programs?

Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act rules safeguard biological privacy, allowing individuals to pursue personalized wellness without fear of employment or health insurance bias.



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September 3, 2025