Navigenics Launches Cheaper Annual Genomic Service; Will Doctors Bite?
February 04, 2009
Navigenics Launches Cheaper Annual Genomic Service; Will Doctors Bite?
Navigenics’ lower-priced program to incorporate genetic risk data in patients’ annual medical checkup raises questions as to whether personal genomics firms should be broadly marketing their services to physicians.
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