DISQUS

Dana Waring · 1 year ago

The folks over at www.predicter.blogspot.com have done a few posts on the pros and cons of GINA that you might want to check out...
Jere · 1 year ago

If you're interested in the ethical and legal implications of GINA, Dana is right - we're working on that at PredictER (Indiana U. Center for Bioethics). I'd also keep an eye on the folks at Genetics & Public Policy Center (http://www.dnapolicy.org/) - they're working on an information portal about GINA.
Quality Leaflet Printing · 3 weeks ago

Assuming having one’s genome available to make medical decisions makes health care more effective and efficient, premiums cannot be adjusted to account for the savings.
Fisher Price Bouncer · 2 weeks ago

Thanks for sharing this information about GINA, I really don't have an idea about but thanks to your information.
explore talent scam · 1 week ago

Doesn’t this mean that health plans can simply demand any genetic test when deciding payment (and hold that decision hostage to get that test… and what if a decision is urgent)?