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Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing: Where and How Does Genetic Counseling Fit?

1 May 2017

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Direct-to-consumer genetic testing for disease ranges from well-validated diagnostic and predictive tests to 'research' results conferring increased risks. While being targeted at public curious about their health, they are also marketed for use in reproductive decision-making or management of disease. By virtue of being 'direct-to-consumer' much of this testing bypasses traditional healthcare systems. We argue...

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PMID: 29767582
DOI: 10.2217/pme-2017-0001

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