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Originally Posted by troutman

Discovering your presumed father is not your biological father: Psychiatric ramifications of independently uncovered non-paternity events resulting from direct-to-consumer DNA testing

https://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...65178123000938

With 5% of users finding they have an unexpected parent, that's massive. I don't know if I'd call it a "risk", but it's definitely something most users should be prepared for. Not gonna lie, I had doubts about one of my brothers, who didn't have all the family traits, but he was legit.