Only you! Your test results will be shared only with you through your registered email address and client’s portal.

No. There are federal and state laws that protect individuals from discrimination based on genetic information. In Malaysia, Guidelines Of Ethical Issues In The Provision Of Medical Genetic Services by Ministry Of Health Malaysia is published to protect the Malaysians from discrimination from insurance companies, employees or educational institutions (https://www.moh.gov.my/moh/resources/Penerbitan/Garis%20Panduan/Garis%20panduan%20Umum%20(Awam)/Guidelines_On_Ethical_Issues_In_The_Provision_Of_Medical_Genetics_Services_In_Malaysia_(1).pdf)

Consumer genetic testing is regulated by various government agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). In Malaysia, Ministry of Health (MOH) provides the guidelines for consumer genetic testing. It is important to choose a testing provider that is accredited and meets all necessary regulatory requirements.

In some cases, law enforcement or other government agencies may request access to genetic information for criminal investigations or other purposes. It is important to understand the privacy and security policies (https://mysuperdna.v-circle.com/privacy-policy/) of your testing provider and to review any legal or regulatory requirements related to genetic information in your country or region.

There are several ethical concerns surrounding consumer genetic testing, including privacy and security of genetic data, potential misuse of genetic information, and issues related to informed consent and genetic counseling. Each genetic testing company must have an informed consent form to address these ethical concerns. SuperDNA informed consent form can be found here: https://mysuperdna.v-circle.com/superdna-informed-consent/

The ways in which genetic testing companies protect consumers’ privacy vary. Genetic testing companies use a variety of methods to ensure data accuracy and quality control, including internal quality control procedures, proficiency testing, and accreditation by regulatory bodies. The companies need to ensure the privacy policies and statements are located and displayed on their websites.

Consumer genetic testing can be used to connect individuals with biological relatives, but it cannot be used to determine an individual's personal identity with certainty.

Individuals can choose to share their consumer genetic testing results with their healthcare provider, but it is important to understand the potential implications of sharing this information and ensure that the provider is able to interpret and use the information appropriately.

It is important to carefully review the privacy policies of any genetic testing company you are considering using. Reputable companies will have clear policies on how they collect, use, store, and share your genetic information and have relevant certificates. You should also ensure that any company you use complies with relevant data privacy laws and regulations.
Individuals can choose to share their consumer genetic testing results with their family members, but it is important to understand the potential implications of sharing this information and ensure that the family members are able to interpret and use the information appropriately.
To ensure that genetic information remains secure and private, it is important to choose a reputable and accredited testing provider, review the company's privacy policy, and take steps to secure any electronic or physical records containing the information.

Some consumer genetic testing companies allow individuals to transfer their genetic testing results to other companies for further analysis or interpretation, but it is important to review the terms and conditions of the testing company and the company receiving the results before doing so.

Consumer genetic testing companies are required to adhere to certain privacy and data protection regulations to ensure that individuals' genetic information is protected and kept confidential. It is important to review a company's privacy policy before providing any genetic information for testing.
Consumer genetic testing results may impact an individual's ability to obtain health or life insurance, as some insurance providers may use genetic information to determine an individual's risk of developing certain conditions. It is important to review the terms and conditions of any insurance policy before undergoing genetic testing.