A quick pointer to a new blog on the genomics scene that's just been officially launched: Genomics Law Report, a corporate blog from legal firm Robinson, Bradshaw and Hinson. One of the contributors, Dan Vorhaus, is an advisor to the Personal Genome Project and provides one of the highest signal-to-noise ratio genomics feeds on Twitter.
Dan's latest post, an excellent analysis of 23andMe's latest push into consumer-driven research, is a good place to start reading.
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I write about the genetic and evolutionary basis of human variation, and the companies trying to sell you information about your genome.
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New blog to follow: Genomics Law Report
Posted on: July 9, 2009 6:50 PM, by Daniel MacArthur
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