Consumer Genomics Poised for Growth in 2019 as Providers Diversify Offerings

Jan 10, 2019

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Consumer genomics companies ended the year 2018 with record kit sales. By the time those samples are processed over the next few weeks, industry observers estimate that about 30 million people will have taken a direct-to-consumer DNA test to date.

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