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+-   How to Check Yourself for Abnormal Genes-> on Tuesday July 08 2008, @02:40AM AnneWoahHickey

Submitted by AnneWoahHickey on Tuesday July 08 2008, @02:40AM
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AnneWoahHickey writes "While the State of California was harassing personalized genomics companies, and hindering the development of personalized medicine, Wired was preparing a guide to genetic testing. It explains how to make sense of the massive sets of raw data offered by 23andMe or deCODEme, and a way to check yourself for individual markers that are not covered by microarray tests. Facing a medical community that is fiercely resistant to change, the fate of personalized medicine is truly in the hands of consumers."
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