Nightly News | December 10, 2012
DNA mapping for cancer patients in England
Patients with cancer and rare diseases in England are to have their entire genetic code mapped, and put on a national DNA database. Once in place Britain will become the first country in the world to use genetic codes in its health service. ITV’s Lawrence McGinty reports.
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