Table 2.

Distribution of the respondents with respect to desire for return of the different types of results (RR or IF)

Types of results desired	Yes(%)
Result that is actionable or has clinical utility (preventable, curable, tolerable conditions)	381(94.1)
Result indicates a condition that is clearly curable	371(91.6)
Result indicates a serious condition with late-adult onset of manifestation	276(68.1)
Result that is of no clinical significance/utility	178(44.0)
Result that is not interpretable by the researcher (unknown meaning)	166(41.0)
Result indicates a life-threatening condition	360(88.9)
Result indicates a serious but not life-threatening condition	271(66.9)
Result indicates a genetic, familial or hereditary disease	347(85.7)
Result suggests likelihood of having mental disorder	298(73.6)
Result has potential for stigmatization	270(66.7)
Results suggestive of a risk of developing a condition, regardless of the level of risk	352(86.9%)
Results whose meanings could still change with time	204(50.4%)
Results for non-medical conditions like facial features, skin tone, hair color/texture, fingerprints	182(44.9%)
Results indicating need for further specialized investigations beyond the scope of the research	293(72.3%)