At-home genetic test kits are the latest in evidence-bereft screenings
“The company currently offers genetic testing, a la carte, with prices from $199 to $380, for predisposition to cystic fibrosis, blood clotting, iron overload and a heightened risk for lung and liver diseases. Testing positive can help customers make lifestyle changes to prevent the onset of disease, the company says.”
At-home genetic test kits are the latest in evidence-bereft screenings
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