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That's basically telling them with ambiguity attached. I'm not sure it's much better.
by hueving 11y ago
That's basically telling them with ambiguity attached. I'm not sure it's much better.
- alextgordon 11y agoThey should do a product that only tests for preventable, curable conditions. Telling someone they have a high risk of breast cancer or bowel cancer is helpful: they can get regular checkups. Telling someone they have a high risk of Parkinson's or MS is just cruel.
- toomuchtodo 11y agoI'm not sure how that well that's going to work, with genome sequencing now below $1000. The data is going to be out there, putting your head in the sand isn't going to solve your mortality issues.
- RobAtticus 11y agoIt shows that message regardless of whether you have an increased risk or not. The presence of the message is not an indicator either way, so if you'd rather not know you simply ignore it.