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melissa_h's review against another edition
1.0
While the concept was interesting, it was far too scientific for me.
ederwin's review
3.0
The author takes one or more of most of the new types of genetic / imaging / blood / etc. tests currently on the market, and some not yet available at large. And determines, in a nutshell, that they are mostly just about impossible to make sense of at this time. Confirming what I already expected, and saving me the hassle and expense.
There is lots of text of the sort "my test revealed that I have a value of 375 for X, whereas the average person has 225, which seems to indicate that I have a higher risk for Y. But this the other test I told you about in the last chapter shows I have a reduced risk for Y." But, there is enough interesting stuff interspersed to make the book worthwhile overall.
There is lots of text of the sort "my test revealed that I have a value of 375 for X, whereas the average person has 225, which seems to indicate that I have a higher risk for Y. But this the other test I told you about in the last chapter shows I have a reduced risk for Y." But, there is enough interesting stuff interspersed to make the book worthwhile overall.
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