Understand the significance of your genes






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Understand your genetic variants
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Before undergoing a genetic examination, you should consider whether you want to know your genetic predispositions or not.
To ensure that a genetic examination is the right choice for you, we recommend that you familiarise yourself with what the examination includes and does not include. If, after reading this, you still have unanswered questions, you are always welcome to contact us by email or phone.
The discovery of genetic predispositions can affect both you and your relatives, who may have inherited the same gene variant from previous generations. Therefore, it is a good idea to discuss with your family what it could mean for them.
Before we commence the genetic examination, we will obtain your informed consent. Before giving your consent, we will ensure that you have received information about what the examination entails. We will explain the scope of the test, the techniques used, and any potential risks or limitations of the test.