Tufts Publishes Lessons Learned from Personalized Genomic Testing Pilot Program
January 26, 2011
Tufts Publishes Lessons Learned from Personalized Genomic Testing Pilot Program
After lengthy deliberations, the Tufts faculty decided that students for the time being would benefit from using anonymous genomes instead of their own data to explore societal, policy, and ethical issues related to personalized whole-genome testing.
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