Genetic tests

Genetic tests analyze your DNA to provide information about your genes. These tests can identify genetic disorders, assess the risk of developing certain diseases, or confirm ancestry. They can be performed using a sample of saliva, blood, or other tissues. Results may inform personal health choices, support family planning, or guide medical treatments. While genetic tests can offer valuable insights, they also raise ethical questions, such as privacy concerns and the potential for discrimination based on genetic information. Understanding the implications of the results is crucial for informed decision-making.