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On this episode of Newt's World, genetic testing has become a multi-billion dollar direct to consumer business.

They have tests available now to discover your ancestors.

Reveal your food allergies.

Even uncover inherited chronic diseases.

The test has become so popular, more people took genetic ancestry tests in 2017 than in all previous years combined.

But how reliable are these direct to consumer tests?

And what can they really tell us about our health?

On this episode, we're looking at the business of genetic testing.

The reasons why someone may want to decide to take the test and the importance of counseling and medical oversight in the process.

As DNA becomes a commodity sought after by scientists and biotech companies,

we'll address the privacy issues that loom over the genetic testing industry.

And ask, does the industry have enough oversight by regulators to protect consumers?

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