I know I have the bright light/sneezing mutation :-)
Would this be a concern about privacy exist if there was no way your genetic profile could be used against you? If you couldn't be discriminated in any way on that basis, what else would need to be hidden?
I'm not asking rhetorically -- what else do we have to hide about our genes?
Would this be a concern about privacy exist if there was no way your genetic profile could be used against you? If you couldn't be discriminated in any way on that basis, what else would need to be hidden?
I'm not asking rhetorically -- what else do we have to hide about our genes?