Brave new world of genetics requires safeguards, some experts say

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Advancements in human genetic research could lead to improved patient care, but safeguards are needed to protect against the misuse of people’s genetic data, the American Heart Association says.

View the original article here: Brave New World of Genetics Requires Safeguards, Experts Say – MedicineNet.com

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