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National Institute of Health program asks Missoulians to donate DNA Thursday and Friday at Caras Park

July 18, 2019/

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A new research program is asking citizens for a swab of their DNA to help researchers study how the environment and lifestyles can affect health.

The National Health Institute’s program is embarking on a cross-country tour. They’re looking for 1 million DNA samples.

“Researchers can go through this data and look at how lifestyle, environment, and genetics affect our health,” said tour manager, Angie Gonzalez.


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