Genetic testing as a comprehensive service: the sources and content of the legal regulation

Introduction: the successful conduct of genetic research has allowed moving towards the introduction of individual approaches to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases. The widespread use of innovations, in turn, has required proper legal support for genetic testing, which is the basis of personalized medicine focused on the genetic characteristics of the patient. Despite the obvious benefits, the active dissemination of the designated medical service is associated with a number of diverse problems and risks, whose effective elimination is facilitated by a comprehensive and coordinated approach to building the legal regulation.