The Genetic Information Non-Discrimination Act (GINA) includes provisions for _____.
A) Individual states that enact less stringent laws regarding genetic testing so patients are exploited
B) Limiting the liability of employers and third-party payers when genetic testing results are used
C) Notifying family members of a research participant who carries particular genetic trait(s)
D) Providing protection that encourages individuals to participate in clinical research studies
Question 2
The Genetic Information Non-Discrimination Act (GINA) _____.
A) Allows payers to collect genetic information as part of enrollment in a plan if it does not use the information to establish rates
B) Allows labor unions to exclude or expel a union member based on genetic testing, whether or not the member loses his job
C) Prohibits employers from requiring genetic testing prior to hiring employees, but may use previous genetic information as a consideration
D) Prohibits third-party payers from raising health insurance rates on a group or individual identified by genetic testing
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