The first involves the fear that genetic determinism cheapens human volition.

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GINA. He claims that many people with genes worth studying are avoiding research projects for fear of facing genetic discrimination later in life.

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In fact, insurers have as much to fear from the advent of genetic testing as consumers do.

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Debunking the claims of other so-called witches is Suleiman Musa, a man with albinism living in fear while trying to raise awareness about his genetic condition.

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Campaigners also fear that data could eventually be used by insurers looking for genetic predispositions towards certain serious illnesses.

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