Andrew Huberman· PhD
one in 12 people which is a very high number is heterero heterozygus for congenital adrenal hyperlasia, meaning they have one mutant copy, one healthy copy.
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one in 12 people which is a very high number is heterero heterozygus for congenital adrenal hyperlasia, meaning they have one mutant copy, one healthy copy.
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It's one in 12. >> Huh. 1 in 12, which is seems like an outrageously high number, but it's one of the things that is immediately screened for, maybe not as much as some other, you know, blood related diseases and things like that.