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New Historical Matches Could Connect You to Europe’s Viking Age

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The Duffy Antigen Gene: A Clue Behind White Blood Cell Differences

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Why Do People Stutter? Genetics Holds Some Clues

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What Your DNA Can (and Can’t) Tell You About Weight: New Study Highlights the Power of Polygenic Scores

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New Historical Matches Could Connect You to Early Medieval France

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23andMe Adds New Ancestry Details for China, Korea, and Mongolia

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Your Body Clock Is Talking—Are You Listening?

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Menopause Isn’t Just for “Later” – What You Should Know Now

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New Historical Matches Highlight the Importance of Thinking Beyond an XX or XY Binary When Studying the Past

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Connecting Health and Ancestry: A Look at Genetics and Cultural Factors

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New Historical Matches Could Connect You to Erik The Red’s Home

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Today Is World Thyroid Day and Genomics Is Here for It

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From Genetic Discovery to Personalized Insight: New Report on Severe Morning Sickness

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New Historical Matches May Link You to Named Historical Figures

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New Genetic Groups in Eastern Europe

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National Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month: Highlighting Customer Stories

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An Open Letter to 23andMe Customers

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Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by Exploring Your Irish Heritage with 23andMe

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Our Take On MTHFR Gene Testing

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New Historical Matches Could Connect You to an Elite Dynasty in Ancient Ireland

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