US EditionDNA For Sale: The Human Rights Crisis in the 23andMe Bankruptcy
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DNA For Sale: The Human Rights Crisis in the 23andMe Bankruptcy
Kaori Kawaguchi and Moon Hwan Lee The auction of identity This month, a federal judge in Missouri may authorize the sale of one of the most sensitive genetic archives ever assembled. Through the bankruptcy process of 23andMe, corporate bidders have competed to acquire control over the DNA of over fifteen million people. The company built this database through direct-to-consumer saliva kits that provided ancestry insights and health-related inf…
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