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A study presented at the ASHG annual meeting found 5 new loci associated with susceptibility for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), but less than 50% of the risk for SLE can be explained by known genetic changes. How likely or not likely are you to consider testing for a genetic change that only contributes to a small proportion of disease risk?
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