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All Those 23andMe Spit Tests Were Part of a Bigger Plan
(www.bloomberg.com)
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Ok, they are using your data to drive pharma development. Does it really matter which pharma company gets rich. If it leads to improvement i. medicine it is a net gain for humanity.
But what about the $0.20 or so that I'm owed for having my genes used for such a thing! No cancer cures until I get the pittance I deserve!
I'm pretty sure I'd end up owing them money in this situation...
i would be more bothered about knowing i will never be able to afford any life-saving meds that get developed with my DNA than not getting a cut of the profit.
but anyway, i haven't given them mine, for whatever that's worth (since i know at least one family member did).