Sep 3, 2019
6 min read
Do We Really Need a Gay Gene?
The potential downside of tying identity to science
A few months ago, I went in for genetic testing.
After a lifetime of worrying that I was going to die from breast cancer, just as my mother had, I decided to confront my fears and see if I had a mutation on either of the BRCA genes most responsible for inherited breast and ovarian cancers.
