The University of Michigan's failure to tell the family that their test results were incorrect “arguably prevented plaintiffs from benefiting from the essential purpose of the genetic testing in the first place: to take precautionary measures and modify behavior” to reduce the risk of cancer, the court said in a 3-0 opinion Thursday.
Court: Universities can be sued over cancer gene mix-up
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In its latest testing update Friday, the school said there were 3,215 student-athletes, coaches and staff tested from Jan. 23-29.
The Latest: Michigan has 11 positive tests from Jan. 23-29
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