Response to peer commentaries: prevention for those who can pay.

摘要: Genetic testing for medically actionable genetic conditions can potentially limit the incidence and societal burden of disease if asymptomatic individuals convert knowledge their risk into preventive ormitigating steps.However, generally treatmentfocusedUS insurance system complicates reimbursement interventions. In ‘Prevention those who pay’, I examined coverage interventions following in individuals.1 Overall, highlighted difficulties these may face obtaining reimbursement, problematized development policies that increase access to without considering accompanying interventions.Without comprehensive across all public private insurances, developments will only exacerbate entrenched health disparities. respective peer commentaries, both Sarah Malanga colleagues2 Sonia Sutter3 elaborate on complexities liminal state between disease. am grateful authors thoughtful contributions opportunity continue this critical dialogue. While commentaries seek move conversation forward, they approach it from different angles. et al. examine publically available policy documents recommended with hereditary breast ovarian cancer (HBOC) catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia (CPVT) conclude