(Steve Griffin | Tribune File Photo) Intermountain Medical Center in Murray. The Utah-based health care provider is building the GeneRosity Registry, linking personal genetic data donated by customers of companies such as AncestryDNA and 23andMe with Intermountain medical-history records and family health information. The nonprofit firm says the registry could become a powerful tool in disease prevention, but the project has raised privacy questions.
Luke covers health issues. A Humboldt State University graduate, he worked for newspapers in Idaho and his native California before joining The Tribune in 2017 as a breaking news reporter. He’s a cyclist and a Sacramento Kings fan.