availability of genetic testing

What are the Risks and Limitations?

While genetic testing offers numerous advantages, it also has some limitations and risks:
Potential psychological impact of knowing one's genetic risk.
Possibility of uncertain or inconclusive results.
Risk of genetic discrimination, although laws like the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) offer protections.
Not all genetic mutations and their implications are fully understood yet.

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