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Sanger Institute’s big gene survey to test public’s view

GenomEthics, Anna's study on incidental findings, was featured on this news piece by Mike Cartwright for BBC's Look East

Sanger Institute’s big gene survey to test public’s view

1st February 2012

A genetics survey has been set up online to find out how many people want to know what medical conditions they may face in the future.

The survey is being conducted by the Sanger Institute in Cambridge, which played a big part in mapping the human genetic code.

By examining DNA, doctors can tell if people are likely to develop medical conditions like diabetes, Alzheimer’s and cancer. The institute is trying to establish whether or not people would want to know.


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Cartwright M (2012) Work featured by Anna Middleton. Sanger Institute's big gene survey to test public's view. BBC News England [Online] Available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-16835403 [Accessed: 22 February 2018]