A new study highlights how much of a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer might be in her control.

By comparing the genetic code of gallbladder cancer patients with those of healthy volunteers at nearly 700,000 different locations in the genome, researc

Scientists at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have developed a powerful method for characterizing the broad patterns of genetic contributions to traits and diseases.

This week 23andMe is hosting our third annual Genome Research Day, a meeting focused on human genomics research happening in and around the Bay Area. This also allows 23andMe scientists to explain some of our latest research.

Studies and statistics alike have shown that people over 65 and those with underlying health conditions face the highest risks of dying from COVID-19 compared to the rest of the population.

The COVID-19 Risk Map was developed through a collaborative effort with PolicyMap and is an interactive map showing size of various high risk populations in US, nationwide and by cities, countries, and states.

Congratulations to Prosenjit Kundu. He has been selected to receive the Young Investigator Award from the Epidemiology section of ASA for his work on generalized meta-analysis.