DeNA, Tokyo Univ. to start DNA health check service

DeNA, Tokyo Univ. to start DNA health check service

TOKYO, Japan - A DNA analyzing kit using saliva samples to assess the risk of various diseases is shown at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Medical Science in Tokyo on July 9, 2014. DeNA Co., a social game operator, and the institute announced they will start a health check service from August.

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