I have been fascinated by genetics for as long as I can remember. I grew up trying to get a hold on books like this and so far this would be a must read on that list. It goes over what a lot of others genetic books cover about how the cost has gone down. I wasn't sure about his point of view releasing that he was not a neuroscientist. I think it works for the book. It shows how the study and development in genetics help other area of heath and how hospitals and doctors use it when helping people. I wonder if he will go over some of the fears that people have of it. I hear a lot of that when having your genetics easy to obtain and perhaps stolen or used against the person. I have high hopes but that could also be my own bias and love for this kind of study.