What is genetic testing?
Genetic testing is a type of medical test that analyzes your DNA to determine if you have certain genetic conditions or are at risk for developing them.
What are the benefits of genetic testing?
Genetic testing can help identify potential health risks, guide treatment decisions, and provide valuable information for preventive care.
What are the ethical concerns surrounding genetic testing?
Some ethical concerns include privacy issues, discrimination based on genetic information, and the potential for psychological impact on individuals and families.
How can we balance privacy and advancements in genetic testing?
It is important to establish clear guidelines for the use and protection of genetic information, educate the public about their rights and risks, and engage in ongoing discussions about the ethical implications of genetic testing.
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