GA4GH Public Attitudes blog post discusses how older research participants are motivated to receive genetic results for the benefit of younger relatives

9 Dec 2025

In the newest GA4GH Public Attitudes for Genomic Policy forum blog post, Dr Amanda Willis (Garvan Institute of Medical Research) highlights interviews with older research participants that show they valued receiving secondary findings from a research study, describing benefits for themselves and for family members. 

Read more in the blog post here.

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