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When we allow something like this to become legal and publicly accessed, we open up risk that honestly are not needed. For example, even with restrictions trying to be taken, there is no promise these will not be used in a negative light. Falling victim to a privacy leak can end lives.

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Genetic testing in sports will likely have more negative than positive effects on the world of sports and should be swayed away from. As an athlete i can see this causing huge imbalances

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Should insurance companies be able to charge people different rates based on the results of genetic testing-

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Should insurance companies be able to charge people different rates based on the results of genetic testing-

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Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to allow insurance companies to charge people different rates based on the results of genetic testing is a policy decision that should be made by the government. There are both potential benefits and risks to consider, and each society must weigh these factors before making a decision.

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People are currently able to use at-home genetic testing kits. Should this data be reported to your insurance company-

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People are currently able to use at-home genetic testing kits. Should this data be reported to your insurance company-

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There are many risk that can play part into this, as these at-home kits do leave margin to error and are not always 100% accurrate, as well as privacy invasion that is involved. But as mentioned before, this could help benefit with better plans for people.

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 How will genetic testing affect insurance coverage in the future-

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 How will genetic testing affect insurance coverage in the future-

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Genetic testing could open plenty of doors in the field, as plans could become more personalized and more accurate data analysis, but the down side to this is this could open way to discrimination or more discrepancies

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 How is genetic testing currently affecting health, life and disability insurance-

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 How is genetic testing currently affecting health, life and disability insurance-

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While not being able to be biased thanks to GINA, Life and Disability insurances ae able to set premiums and biases based on genetic findings as they see fit

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Genetic fingerprinting is very helpful in medical diagnoses. Requiring them would be very beneficial as they could save many lives by allowing doctors to know what conditions people could have early on.

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Genetic Fingerprinting should only be given to hospitals with the persons permission otherwise, it should not be required due to it potentially causing discrimination due to peoples genetics.

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 Should athletes be mandated to have genetic tests done-

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 Should athletes be mandated to have genetic tests done-

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Athletes shouldn't have to be mandated to have these test done. Many things go into this including religious and ethical reasonings that violate the players beliefs which goes against our American amendments

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Considering different ethnic groups, how is genetic testing currently affecting citizens of the United States?

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Considering different ethnic groups, how is genetic testing currently affecting citizens of the United States?

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As of now, genetic testing allows for people to know their DNA though that can sometimes work against people. According to http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/814289.stm It says how peoples genetic make up or their ethnicity may stop someone from getting a job or other opportunities. For example somebody with weaker arms may be denied a job in   the labour industry stopping them from getting a job they may want.

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What are the ethical issues concerning genetic testing?

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What are the ethical issues concerning genetic testing?

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Based on the information collected in genetic testing, insurance companies could refuse service or upcharge those with certain conditions. Employers could also discriminate against those applying for a job based on prejudice of a condition that an applicant may have.

The results of the tests can also be very private. Another concern would be their availability to others. Will the results be confidential, or will they be visible to any organization or person who wants to view them for whatever reason?

The results of genetic testing could cause a negative emotional impact on the person being tested based on the results. For example, if they test positive for a genetic disorder.

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How will these issues play a role in creating policies and procedures related to genetic testing?

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How will these issues play a role in creating policies and procedures related to genetic testing?

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There may have to be new laws implemented to prohibit genetic discrimination, but it could take time and much discrimination against people with genetic disorders and conditions for such laws to be passed. The laws could even lead to unintended consequences where people with certain conditions would have to be accepted to work in an unsafe working environment depending on their condition.

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Could current, at-home genetic testing be used to draw a divide among cultures/ethnicity/socioeconomic groups?

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Could current, at-home genetic testing be used to draw a divide among cultures/ethnicity/socioeconomic groups?

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Who "owns" the data from at-home genetic testing kits? The patient or the company who has the patent on the technology? How can people ensure that their genetic information stays with them?

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Who "owns" the data from at-home genetic testing kits? The patient or the company who has the patent on the technology? How can people ensure that their genetic information stays with them?

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Difference between genetic testing/modification and other medical trainings-

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Difference between genetic testing/modification and other medical trainings-

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The primary goal of genetic testing/modification in sports is to identify or alter genetic traits that may enhance athletic performance. The test look at the athlete's genetic makeup or potentially modify certain genes to optimize performance while other medical trainings will focus on the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of diseases or health conditions that parallel to the persons well being as a human

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Genetic testing impact the future of sports-

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Genetic testing impact the future of sports-

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The future impact of genetic testing in sports will depend on the advancement of genetic research, the development of ethical frameworks, and the acceptance and integration of this technology within the sports community and society at large.

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Issues of genetic testing/modification in sports- 

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Issues of genetic testing/modification in sports- 

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The use of genetic testing in sports raises concerns about privacy, fairness, and the potential for discrimination,

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How is genetic testing currently used in the medical field?

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How is genetic testing currently used in the medical field?

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Genetic testing is often used to give doctors more information about a person's genes to make better medical decisions, such as which medications to prescribe. They can also help doctors be able to determine if a person is at a higher risk of developing a condition in the future.

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How will genetic testing affect citizens in the future?

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How will genetic testing affect citizens in the future?

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Genetic testing in the future may cause panic and anger among the people because it can reveal things that may cause people to freak out. Like it may have people go and get unnecessary treatments for something that otherwise wouldn't need to happen. Also people may be scared at learning that they have or are at increased risk of something.

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How will genetic testing affect the future of medicine?

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How will genetic testing affect the future of medicine?

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Genetic testing allows us to know the genes of unborn babies. It helps doctors detect genetic diseases or if a baby is at risk of developing a condition further in their life. This gives doctors a head-start in preparing the proper treatment depending on the illness.
If all babies were genetically screened in the future, it could prevent many newborn deaths and allow doctors to give treatment early on.

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People are currently able to use at-home genetic testing kits (23&Me, Ancestry.com). Should the government have access to this data? If so, what should they be able to do with it?

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People are currently able to use at-home genetic testing kits (23&Me, Ancestry.com). Should the government have access to this data? If so, what should they be able to do with it?

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People should be able to choose, if they want to give the data from the genetic test to the government. People should be able to keep their privacy if they may want. But if they do give it, it should be kept and only be given to hospitals on request of the person.

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Should a person's genetic testing information remain private? Who should have access to this information?

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Should a person's genetic testing information remain private? Who should have access to this information?

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In the end its a citizens decision on whether the information should be shared with anyone. But if they agree to it being shared it will only go to hospitals and will be used only to help someone if any health complications arise.

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What are some drawbacks of genetic testing?

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What are some drawbacks of genetic testing?

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The results from genetic testing may cause a variety of emotions for the patient such as fear, anxiety, or guilt. It can also reveal family secrets such as paternity or adoption. Testing also requires a doctor to look for something specific, such as a heart condition or inflammatory bowel disease for example. The cost of a genetic test can also be high for a patient, leading to them being hesitant to go through a test that could improve their doctor's recommendations.

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People are currently able to use at-home genetic testing kits (23&Me, Ancestry.com). Should your doctor have access to this data to make better decisions about your health?

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People are currently able to use at-home genetic testing kits (23&Me, Ancestry.com). Should your doctor have access to this data to make better decisions about your health?

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At-home genetic testing kits could provide information about a patient's genes beforehand, which could save time. However, the at-home genetic testing kits may differ from the tests made by doctors, and results could be inaccurate and misinterpreted or misused for treatment. Even though access to genetic information of a patient could make treatment more efficient, it is ultimately up for the patient to decide if they wish to share it.