Which of these statements describes the role of information for genetic diseases?
a.
it's nice to know about the diseases, but it doesn't affect the outcomes.
b.
information can us to understand and manage genetic diseases.
c.
information is only important after the disease appears.
d.
information can be used to cure most genetic diseases.

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