genetic discrimination

How Can Patients Protect Themselves Against Genetic Discrimination?

Patients can take several steps to protect against genetic discrimination:
- Seek genetic counseling to understand the implications of genetic test results.
- Be aware of their legal rights under laws such as GINA.
- Discuss concerns about genetic discrimination with their healthcare provider before undergoing genetic testing.

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