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Genetic Medics Build High Hopes

technology.guardian.co.uk — Since the human genome went public, a raft of websites have offered to analyse our DNA - for a price. But, asks James Randerson, at what cost to our health? Type "genetic testing" into a search engine and you'll see an array of paid adverts along the sides of the page, offering screening tests, DNA tests, paternity tests and genealogy tests.

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