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DNA future knowledge is debated.
If someone could test your DNA and tell you what diseases you would likely suffer from in 25 years, would you want to know the results? Compose supporting or refuting your personal decision to know the results of your own gene test. Use examples, including the specific disease you would be tested for, the actual likelihood of contracting the disease if you have a positive test, how this knowledge could help you avoid dying from the disease, and how you think having this knowledge would affect you and your family.
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