What are the implications of the integration of genetics into public health?
a. Treatment for affected high-risk individuals.
b. Prevention for at-risk individuals.
c. Health-promotion activities among the general population.
d. Crop modification, pharmaceuticals, and the cloning of animals.
e. All of the above.
Answer: E
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