VCU survey: US public supports genetic research, testing and government spending on research

The 2008 Virginia Commonwealth University Life Sciences survey shows that eight in 10 adults nationwide favor making genetic testing easily available to all who want it, and 54 percent say that the benefits of conducting genetic research outweigh the risks.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news148735626.html">VCU survey: US public supports genetic research, testing and government spending on research</a></p> <p>The 2008 Virginia Commonwealth University Life Sciences survey shows that eight in 10 adults nationwide favor making genetic testing easily available to all who want it, and 54 percent say that the benefits of conducting genetic research outweigh the risks.</p>