Reading your other posts, I think what you may believe I am proposing is medicating people who do not appear to be schizophrenic on the basis of a blood test. Let me assure you I am not. I think it would be useful to know if you are predisposed to schizophrenia, so that you could avoid substances known to be problematic for people predisposed to schizophrenia, e.g. weed.
Sort of like knowing if you have a peanut allergy allows you to avoid eating peanuts — but we don't mandate people with peanut allergies do anything in particular, we just label foods with "may contain peanuts" if they might contain peanuts. There are already similar labeling laws for cannabis, so a blood test would be useful information for someone to have about whether they should avoid those products.
Reading your other posts, I think what you may believe I am proposing is medicating people who do not appear to be schizophrenic on the basis of a blood test. Let me assure you I am not. I think it would be useful to know if you are predisposed to schizophrenia, so that you could avoid substances known to be problematic for people predisposed to schizophrenia, e.g. weed.
Sort of like knowing if you have a peanut allergy allows you to avoid eating peanuts — but we don't mandate people with peanut allergies do anything in particular, we just label foods with "may contain peanuts" if they might contain peanuts. There are already similar labeling laws for cannabis, so a blood test would be useful information for someone to have about whether they should avoid those products.