UK pilots genetic testing challenge to improve Muslim community
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The UK is aiming to improve the health of Muslims living in the country by investing in a pilot genetic testing programme as well as advisory services. The size of the UK Muslim community is large at 2.4 million, and the potential demand for genetic tests could escalate if this testing becomes widespread in the country.
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