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Watch this TV Show - The Killer In Me - all about genetic testing
At 9 p.m. this Thursday (Nov 8th) do watch an ITV1 programme called 'The Killer in Me'. It's all about Genetic Testing and it features tests that I've already done to reveal my risk of getting Alzheimers, Cancers, Heart disease etc. The programme doesn't feature me but does test some celebrities to see if they're genetically predisposed to certain disease. It should be interesting viewing and revels the new science of getting your own Genetic outline done.For more information, please go to http://www.itv.com/Lifestyle/KillerInMe/default.html
This content was created on Tue 6 November 2007
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