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The Senate voted 98-0 Thursday to protect people who are reluctant to have genetic testing for breast cancer or heart disease because of fears the results might cost them their jobs or health insurance. The bill would completely ban collection of genetic information prior to enrollment in a health plan, and would, for the first time, allow the departments of Labor and Health and Human Services to take direct enforcement actions against insurance plans that violate the bill's protections.
February 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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