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From the Guardian: “Personal DNA sequences will become a routine tool in the diagnosis of diseases within 10 years, according to the father of genetics, James Watson. He said that, as the costs of the sequencing technology tumble, doctors will be able to use the information to plan more effective treatments for conditions including mental illness, cancer, obesity and diabetes. . .”
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June 23rd, 2007 at 04:09
Why 10 years? Can’t it be sooner? This is medical technology we can use now to save more lives. I hope the Catholic church will not block this here.