> assuming there was a chain of consent somewhere in there What if a genetic disorder is determined by screening close family (parents, siblings, first cousins

> assuming there was a chain of consent somewhere in there What if a genetic disorder is determined by screening close family (parents, siblings, first cousins)? Could an insurance company reasonably determine that the trait exists within the family, thus block coverage as a "likely" pre-existing condition? Or worse, force a person to be tested if they want coverage? What are the odds those consent forms will have blanket permissions? Allowing for fishing expeditions.