"Since privacy is moot anyway, the bigger thing I worry about is discrimination," said Christopher Mason, a computational genomics researcher at Weill Cornell at this week's J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference.
In the first genetic profile of a metropolitan transit system, Weill Cornell Medical College researcher Christopher Mason and his team spent 18 months swabbing 466 subway stations in New York City. The findings were published in the journal Cell Systems. He says in many ways the results are “a mirror of the people themselves who ride […]
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