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Originally Posted by Shell
I see more benefits than problems after reading this article. Storing a child's DNA helps identify missing or deceased children for one. Also, it was found that the child above was at risk for cystic fibrosis...that information could be helpful for early detection and treatment.
Only some selected research companies receive the DNA and genetic testing results, and those results are only released without the child's name attached. Medical research is a good thing.
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The same data could also be the basis for increased health insurance costs in the future. Genetic discrimination is a bad thing.
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