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A study determines the knowledge regarding consanguineous marriages and its genetic effects among young adults. Tools used for assessment are Socio-demographic data of the young adults, structured questionnaire to assess the level of knowledge among young adults. Sample of the study comprised of 100 young adults in selected degree colleges, Tumkur.Scrutinizes revealed that more than half 61(61%) of the young adults had scarce knowledge and only 39(39%) hadsensible knowledge regarding Cognate marriages and its genetic effects. The paraphernalia used for the study weresensible and viable. Keywords:Consanguineous Marriages, genetic, adults, knowledge, Socio-demographic. I. Introduction The study summarizes the knowledge about the consanguineous marriages in young adults. Knowledge regarding cognate marriages isinadequate, which is affecting the today's modern world due to lack of education and awareness about the marriage. Rituals of specific community and pseudo beliefs may be the major factors for the cognate marriages which affect genetically thereby promoting genetic disorders. To overcome the cognate marriages,study has been done which determines the percentage of awareness in the young adults by using socio-demographic and structured questionnaire as tools.

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A study to assess the knowledge regarding consanguineous marriages and its genetic effects among young adults with a view to develop an information guide sheet