Health and the Genome Puzzle: Mapping DNA Has Gotten Cheaper, But Do We Know How to Use the Data?
Health and the Genome Puzzle: Mapping DNA Has Gotten Cheaper, But Do We Know How to Use the Data?
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February 9, 2018
Not only was Michael Szego the ethics lead on the Personal Genome Project Canada — he was also a participant, agreeing to have his genome mapped and shared publicly.
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