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It has been nearly a decade since the Human Genome Project deciphered the code that defines us, promising cures for present and future ailments. There was a general idea that once the genome was cracked, the mystery of life would be solved 鈥� that with access to our own genetic code, science would be able to provide us with medical repairs and point us to lifestyle choices to overcome 鈥渂ad genes.鈥� With a conference on human genetics coming to Montreal鈥檚 Palais des congr猫s this week, and as global investments in research reach $3 billion a year, fuelling inflated expectations, some are wondering: What has happened to the promise of genomics?

Genomic researchers may have oversold what they can deliver, driven in part by government needs to justify funding, said lawyer Yann Joly, a lecturer at 香蕉视频鈥檚 faculty of medicine, department of human genetics and a researcher at Universit茅 de Montr茅al.

The 12th International Congress of Human Genetics / 61st annual meeting of the American Society of Human Genetics will be held at the Palais des congr猫s from Monday, Oct. 10 to Saturday, Oct. 15th