People want access to their own genomic data, even when uninterpretable

(European Society of Human Genetics) The largest study to date of attitudes towards the use of genomic information shows that the majority of people want access to results from genome sequencing, even if these are not directly related to the condition for which the analysis has been undertaken, are not health-related, and are currently uninterpretable. The study was carried out in 75 countries.