Défis éthiques en génomique de l’autisme : recommandations pour les chercheurs

Titre original en anglais : Ethical challenges in autism genomics: Recommendations for researchers

Natri, H. M., Chapman, C. R., Heraty, S., Dwyer, P., Walker, N., Kapp, S. K., Dron, H. A., Martinez-Agosto, J. A., Mikkola, L., & Doherty, M. (2023). Ethical challenges in autism genomics: Recommendations for researchers. European Journal of Medical Genetics, 66(9), 104810. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejmg.2023.104810

Date de publication: 19/07/2023 Ajout dans AutiHub: 05/07/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais

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Une recherche génétique équitable et juste, ainsi que sa traduction clinique, nécessitent un examen des questions éthiques relatives aux communautés vulnérables et marginalisées. Les communautés de recherche et de défense des droits dans le domaine de l’autisme ont exprimé des préoccupations concernant les pratiques actuelles de la recherche en génétique, exhortant le domaine à évoluer vers des paradigmes et des pratiques qui garantissent des bénéfices et évitent de nuire aux participants à la recherche et à la communauté autiste au sens large. En nous appuyant sur un cadre de principes bioéthiques, nous présentons le contexte de ces préoccupations et formulons des recommandations pour une recherche génétique et génomique sur l’autisme éthiquement durable et orientée vers la justice. Avec pour objectif principal d’améliorer la santé, le bien-être et l’autonomie des personnes autistes, nous formulons des recommandations visant à orienter la définition des priorités, la conduite responsable de la recherche et les pratiques de consentement éclairé. En outre, nous examinons les défis éthiques concernant particulièrement la recherche impliquant des personnes et des groupes hautement vulnérables, tels que ceux ayant des capacités cognitives ou de communication altérées. Enfin, nous examinons la traduction clinique des études de génétique de l’autisme, y compris l’utilisation de tests génétiques. Ces lignes directrices, élaborées par un groupe de travail interdisciplinaire composé de personnes autistes et non autistes, contribueront à exploiter le potentiel de la recherche en génétique afin d’améliorer la qualité de vie des personnes autistes et sont largement applicables à divers traits stigmatisés et communautés vulnérables.

Equitable and just genetic research and clinical translation require an examination of the ethical questions pertaining to vulnerable and marginalized communities. Autism research and advocate communities have expressed concerns over current practices of genetics research, urging the field to shift towards paradigms and practices that ensure benefits and avoid harm to research participants and the wider autistic community. Building upon a framework of bioethical principles, we provide the background for the concerns and present recommendations for ethically sustainable and justice-oriented genetic and genomic autism research. With the primary goal of enhancing the health, well-being, and autonomy of autistic persons, we make recommendations to guide priority setting, responsible research conduct, and informed consent practices. Further, we discuss the ethical challenges particularly pertaining to research involving highly vulnerable individuals and groups, such as those with impaired cognitive or communication ability. Finally, we consider the clinical translation of autism genetics studies, including the use of genetic testing. These guidelines, developed by an interdisciplinary working group comprising autistic and non-autistic individuals, will aid in leveraging the potential of genetics research to enhance the quality of life of autistic individuals and are widely applicable across stigmatized traits and vulnerable communities.

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