Scripps Team Finds Dearth of Behavioral, Psychological Consequences for DTC Test Takers
January 13, 2011
Scripps Team Finds Dearth of Behavioral, Psychological Consequences for DTC Test Takers
A Scripps Research Institute team found no significant changes in screening practices, anxiety, diet, or exercise when they surveyed thousands of individuals who'd received direct-to-consumer genetic testing a few months before.
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