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Research on the genetic roots of a blood disorder illustrates the challenges in parsing genetic data

April 15, 2015

Accumulating data, even genetic data, is easy. Understanding the meaning of those data can be more of a challenge. As genetic testing becomes increasingly popular, more and more patients and physicians are faced with tough questions: Does a particular genetic variation translate into a predisposition to an illness, or is it simply a benign rearrangement […]

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