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Why do you think genetic orders do not completely disappear from the human population, even though there are great researchers and excellent health care? PLS HELP
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Why do you think genetic orders do not completely disappear from the human population, even though there are great researchers and excellent health care? PLS HELP

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Because we have not yet figured out to successfully remove/change genes on a large scale. Once we do, genetic disorders will no longer be as prevalent.

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