People in at least sixty different occupations have elevated death rates from cancer. Every day, thousands of workers are exposed to toxic and hazardous chemicals, not by choice, but by necessity. Mutations are changes in the structure of the DNA molecule and result in alterations in the genetic code. Once the code has been disrupted, cells fail to function properly. Alterations in the genetic code have been linked to a number of disorders.
Cancer is the direct result of genetic mutations.
If you're concerned about your exposure to hazardous chemicals and the genetic damage they can cause, there is something that you can do . Now is the time to set a genetic benchmark for the security of you and your family. By establishing a genetic benchmark now, if you should ever become ill you can have comparative DNA studies done to demonstrate that the genetic damage was not present prior to exposure. This information could be critical in establishing workers' compensation or liability issues. The maintenance of a laboratory services database, should the DNA sample require testing.