'Human guinea pig' has world's first full DNA screening

A “human guinea pig” scientist has become the first person in the world to have all his DNA screened for unknown disease risk factors.

A “human guinea pig” scientist has become the first person in the world to have all his DNA screened for unknown disease risk factors.

The results revealed heightened risks of heart disease, cardiac arrest, diabetes and prostate cancer, as well as information about likely responses to certain medicines.

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