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Originally Posted by lucky1
There was an article in one of the major papers awhile ago (can't remember which) where people applying for life insurance were asked if they had undergone any genetic testing, and if so, they were obligated to supply the results. In the states several laws have been drafted to prevent any such testing to be used in the determination of rates etc, but in canada.... Nada.
Pretty fu*ked up that the insurance biz believes it is their right to have your genetic predisposition
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Is it because you know what you're at risk for? Don't they ask such questions on a questionnaire when you do a physical?
I remember answering all sorts of questions etc. I'm sure you could lie... but wouldn't it affect you on payouts if ever?