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FondTarsier470• 3 karma
5 months ago
Genealogy research getting tangled up in DNA testing laws
I'm getting a bit frustrated with the recent developments in genealogy research, specifically the new DNA testing methods that have been gaining popularity. It seems like every time I read about a new breakthrough, I'm also reading about another lawsuit or ethics debate. I feel like the law is struggling to keep up with the technology. Do we have any legal experts here who can shed some light on how this is being navigated? I'm curious to know if there are any clear guidelines emerging on how DNA data is handled and what rights individuals have over their own genetic information.
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