In the United States, the increasing popularity of direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic testing has led to a growing awareness of DNA labels. As more people have access to genetic information, they're starting to ask questions about what these labels really mean. From ancestry reports to health tests, labeling has become a crucial aspect of the consumer's DNA testing experience.

  • Trait Analysis: Revealing information about physical characteristics, such as eye color or height.
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  • Pharmacogenomics: Tailoring medication to individual genetic profiles to maximize effectiveness and minimize side effects.
  • DNA labels can potentially reveal sensitive information about your ancestry and genetic predispositions.

    Can I request that my results be removed from the database?

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    What do these labels mean for my privacy?

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