Issue #55: March/April 2017 Magazine Previous Issues The Fix How to Free Personal Genetics Consumer genetic tests like 23andMe aren't medical devices, and the FDA shouldn't regulate them like blood-sugar meters or pregnancy tests. Michael White
Environment Do We Need to Be Protected From Our Genomes? Despite the FDA's recent ban on 23andMe's personal genome analysis, we still don't know how best to regulate personal genome information. Michael White
Environment Your Genome Is a Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland It's way more than just a twisted ladder. Michael White
Environment The Paradox of Science and Privacy Can scientific advances and patient privacy coexist? Michael White
Social Justice The Guerrilla War on Cancer Will we ever find a cure for cancer? Well, the answer isn't so simple. Michael White
Environment Why You Should Be Scared of Someone Stealing Your Genome Genome theft is already a possibility, and that problem looks like it's only going to grow. Michael White
Social Justice Making It Personal: Geneticist Michael Snyder Puts a Face on Personalized Medicine The single participant in a groundbreaking—and controversial—study is forcing clinicians to confront the thorny ethical issues surrounding the sequencing of individual genomes to offer a glimpse at what the future of medicine may look like. Kayt Sukel