Do direct-to-consumer gene tests alter people's lifestyles?
Two Silicon Valley biotech companies and Microsoft are assisting researchers in a 20-year, landmark study involving up to 10,000 participants to determine how people use the information they get from the growing and controversial array of direct-to-consumer genetic tests, it was announced Wednesday.
Given the proliferation of Web-based companies testing consumers for genetically based maladies, it is vital to know how the information is being ...
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