The California Department of Public Health is attempting to stop companies like Navigenics and 23AndMe from marketing its genetic testing services to state residents.
Harold Pollack | Posted 02.23.2008 | Home
Today's New York Times describes how many people are foregoing useful genetic tests out of fear that they will face discrimination from health insurer...
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