Should the UK government fund a national DNA database to accelerate disease research?
Advances in genomics mean large-scale DNA databases could unlock breakthroughs in cancer, dementia, and rare disease treatment. But critics warn that a state-held genetic database raises serious questions about privacy, consent, and who ultimately controls your most personal data.
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