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Regulating genetic tests: issues that guide policy decisions.

The potential and promise of personalized medicine are great (Feero et al., 2008; Chan and Ginsburg, 2011). As science and technology advance, our knowledge base increases and additional genetic tests are developed on the basis of this new information. With improved science and technology, results are becoming available more rapidly at decreased costs. Given these advances in technology, the dialogue surrounding oversight of genetic tests continues, and the issues that guide policy continue to evolve. Some relevant issues related to genetic testing policy are described below.