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No, but in theory, an insurance company could use this to calculate your risks differently. Even a 1% signal isn't worthless.
by codeflo 3y ago
No, but in theory, an insurance company could use this to calculate your risks differently. Even a 1% signal isn't worthless.
- nradov 3y agoDue to GINA, medical insurance companies aren't allowed to use that data for setting rates or denying coverage so it's useless to them. In theory life insurance companies could use it, but at the scale they operate it's not worth the cost.