What kind of protection does the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 provide the public with regard to the use of genetic information?

• A. The law guarantees that access to genetic counseling cannot be denied to U.S. citizens based on their race, sex, age, religious beliefs, or sexual orientation.
• B. The law mandates that people who undergo genetic testing are provided genetic counseling so that they can make informed family decisions based on their test results.
• C. The law mandates that all expectant mothers must undergo fetal testing for genetic disorders regardless of their demographic status.
• D. The law prohibits the use of genetic test information to deny insurance coverage or employment to individuals.