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My opinion is that GINA effectively reduces how fast the health care system seems to be getting worse within a context that's already poor.

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If you or anyone else has a specific complaint regarding the word of the law regarding its coverage of “genetic discrimination” in health insurance, then cite the law. I’m not confident that GINA is effective legislation, and I’d be delighted to discuss GINA intelligently.

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That's the kind of hole that exists in the GINA act and one that will probably result in many years of lawsuits before it is resolved. That's why I have some fear of the legislation, not because of outright denial of eligibility, but because of a concern of targeted denial of coverage based on a combination of genetic tests and decision making.

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This “opportunity” for arbitrage on human life creates all sorts of unpleasant moral hazards, and while I’m obviously “pro-justice” (who is anti-justice?), I actually support the legislation’s decision to exclude life insurance from GINA until the implications of genetics are better understood in life insurance underwriting.
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The continued lack of trust of the American people to undergo genetic testing has prompted Congress to enact the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA)1. On May 21, 2008 President Bush signed GINA into law, constituting the first federal edict against employers or health insurance companies in obtaining and using genetic information to discriminate against an individual. Yet the million dollar question remains…. will GINA in all practicality actually protect you? The answer may prove disappointing to the public.

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Well i believe that If you or anyone else has a specific complaint regarding the word of the law regarding its coverage of “genetic discrimination” in health insurance, then cite the law.

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While health care insurance reimburses for medical services rendered, life insurance pays in cash. Thus, explicitly creating a disparity in risk disclosure between buyers and underwriters creates an arbitrage opportunity that others could exploit.

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