UC Berkeley Fends off DTC Genomics Critics; Other Schools Mull Genetic Tests as Educational Tools
May 26, 2010
UC Berkeley Fends off DTC Genomics Critics; Other Schools Mull Genetic Tests as Educational Tools
Despite criticism, UC Berkeley shows no signs of halting its proposed plans to genetically test incoming freshman this fall. Although UC Berkeley is the first to attempt to roll out genetic testing within its student body, other campuses around the country are planning similar projects.
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