When you go in for your annual checkup, your physician will likely screen your blood pressure, heart rate, viral status, and … your genes? Until now, genetic screening for indicators of disease has been limited to only patients or demographic groups at high risk of genetic disease. But with more research linking other common diseases to genetic indicators and growing public interest in self-screening, introducing genetic screening in routine preventive care is gaining interest.
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