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  DNA Testing for U.S. Immigration Allan Wernick of New York Daily News answers an anonymous question about the use of DNA testing for U.S. immigration. Q I am a U.S. citizen. I want to petition for my father, but his name isn’t on my birth certificate. Must we have a DNA test to... Posted Mar 26 2008, 12:43 PM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna test, relationship, dna testing, brooklyn, citizen, anonymous question, immigration, birth certificate, allan wernick, york daily news, new york daily news

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  DNA Testing Can Ruin Your Life Forever No, those aren’t my words in the title. GP Dr. Ann Robinson is the one (but not the only one) calling at-home DNA testing useless at best, ruinous at worst: The availability of DNA testing is even more terrifying. Last year two online services,... Posted Mar 11 2008, 04:18 PM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: risk, dna testing, 23andme, dna analysis, dr ann, home dna, ann robinson, gp

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  Intermediary Genetic Testing Companies Face Less Regulation Your genetics start-up business tip of the day. Last year, Dr Michael Hopkins, a Research Fellow at SPRU Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Sussex, had some advice for DNA testing companies hoping to offer their services to the... Posted Dec 05 2007, 09:08 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: genetics, genetic testing, dr michael, dna testing, science and technology, business tip, university of sussex, third party, start up business, michael hopkins, research fellow, science and technology policy, technology policy research, sussex