&gt;That said, I&#x27;m fine if people want that info anyways, but 23&amp;Me would need to add a disclaimer that says &quot;Your genetic test results and the risks attributed to them may or may not be accurate.&quot;<p>But they FDA doesn&#x27;t allow it, even under this condition.<p>I think it&#x27;s ridiculous that the FDA considers this okay:<p>A) &quot;1,2,3-methyl dethyl has been proven in clinical research to make your life suck less. <i>(This statement not evaluated by the FDA blah blah blah)</i>&quot;<p>But not this:<p>B) &quot;You have genes X, Y, and Z.  The current state of published researched indicates an elevated risk for skin cancer for this genotype.&quot;<p>Was anyone seriously claiming that 23andme was misrepresenting the state of the research?  Were they providing or enabling any treatment based on this research without further review by a doctor?