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Nach einem “online” Gentest: Würden sie ernsthafte gesundheitliche Entscheidungen treffen?

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31. Oktober 2019 – Gentests, welche online und in Geschäften verkauft werden, sind in Mode. Immer mehr Patienten streben danach und sie (die Patienten) erhalten entsprechende Ergebnisse. Ergebnisse, die der normale Patient nicht verstehen kann. Nicht einmal die meisten behandelnden Ärzte sind in der Lage, Ergebnisse solcher Test zugunsten ihrer Patienten zu sinnvoll zu interpretieren und/oder zu verstehen.

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