Pathway Genomics Conversation Starter #3: After Genetic Testing, What Then?
Main Category: GeneticsArticle Date: 01 Feb 2010 - 4:00 PDT
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In the past few years, the science of genetic testing has advanced exponentially, both in the amount of information genetic testing can reveal and the precision and reliability of the results. It's also more convenient and affordable than ever before-making it possible for companies like Pathway Genomics to provide consumers with valuable insight into their predisposition to certain health conditions, their individual response to medications, information about their family ancestry, and much more.
However, receiving a detailed report on your genetic make-up and understanding how to best use the information included in your report are two different things-and this is another area in which Pathway Genomics stands out in the industry. Pathway Genomics' genetic health report is more than just informative. It is designed to provide consumers with information they can use to take proactive control of their health and well-being.
In Pathway Genomics' genetic health report, genetic results are easy-to-read and action-orientated. For example, some results may be labeled "Immediate Attention" with specific recommendations spelled out. Others may advise to "Be Proactive" and consult with a physician. Those labeled "Learn More" advise on prevention. In areas where a genetic report reveals no significant health issue, Pathway Genomics encourages people to move forward confidently and do what they can to "Live a Healthy Lifestyle."
For more information on "What is genetic testing?" and "Why Test?" visit Pathway Genomics' blog, DNAction: Your Pathway to Human Genomics (blog.Pathway.com). Here consumers have access to all of Pathway Genomics' DNA Conversation Starters.
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