Bioethicist <a href="http://www.upstate.edu/bioethics/faculty-staff/fac_curran.php">Thomas Curran, MD,</a> was going to have his DNA analyzed as he prepared to give a lecture on genetic testing. He decided to research the home genetic testing industry first -- and he's glad he did. Curran decided against having his DNA analyzed and explains his reasoning, which includes privacy and other concerns.

Bioethicist Thomas Curran, MD, was going to have his DNA analyzed as he prepared to give a lecture on genetic testing. He decided to research the home genetic testing industry first -- and he's glad he did. Curran decided against having his DNA analyzed and explains his reasoning, which includes privacy and other concerns.

Bioethicist <a href="http://www.upstate.edu/bioethics/faculty-staff/fac_curran.php" rel="noopener noreferrer">Thomas Curran, MD,</a> was going to have his DNA analyzed as he prepared to give a lecture on genetic testing. He decided to research the home genetic testing industry first -- and he's glad he did. Curran decided against having his DNA analyzed and explains his reasoning, which includes privacy and other concerns.

Ethicist concerned about murky issues surrounding home genetic testing

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Ethicist concerned about murky issues surrounding home genetic testing

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