OP here, as a father of two (soon to be three) I'm all for the genetic screenings with the informed consent, it's what happens (or doesn't) afterward that worri

OP here, as a father of two (soon to be three) I'm all for the genetic screenings with the informed consent, it's what happens (or doesn't) afterward that worries me. The fact that the state claims ownership of this and sells the data out to whoever is what worries me. There should be a clear opt-in to allow them to preserve it with the default being the general statistics get record and the sample winds up in a dumpster.