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Common DNA Testing Method Has High False-Positive Rate for Rare Mutations, Study Finds

6 months ago

Common DNA Testing Method Has High False-Positive Rate for Rare Mutations, Study Finds

Doctors Warn That Inaccurate At-Home Cancer Screenings Are Causing Misguided Panic

Science & Health

2 years ago

Doctors Warn That Inaccurate At-Home Cancer Screenings Are Causing Misguided Panic

Melanie Ehrenkranz

FamilyTreeDNA Hands The FBI Access To Its Database

3 years ago

FamilyTreeDNA Hands The FBI Access To Its Database

Victoria Song

There are plenty of reasons to be wary of at-home DNA testing, particularly if you’re concerned about genetic privacy. That’s…

Sequencing The DNA Of Newborns Uncovered Hidden Disease Risks And A Whole Lot Of Tricky Issues

3 years ago

Sequencing The DNA Of Newborns Uncovered Hidden Disease Risks And A Whole Lot Of Tricky Issues

FDA Approves New 23andMe Pharmacogenetic Reports, But There Are Some Caveats

3 years ago

FDA Approves New 23andMe Pharmacogenetic Reports, But There Are Some Caveats

Your Genetic Testing Results Can Change, Here’s Why

3 years ago

Your Genetic Testing Results Can Change, Here’s Why

Ed Cara

The first wave of routine genetics testing has already helped millions of people learn about their hereditary risk for certain…

Genetic Testing Reveals Shelters Often Label Dogs With The Wrong Breeds

3 years ago

Genetic Testing Reveals Shelters Often Label Dogs With The Wrong Breeds

Ancestry And 23andMe Agree To New Rules To Make You Feel Safer Handing Over Your DNA

3 years ago

Ancestry And 23andMe Agree To New Rules To Make You Feel Safer Handing Over Your DNA

Jennings Brown

Oops, A DNA Testing Company Accidentally Sent Strangers’ Spit To Five Customers

3 years ago

Oops, A DNA Testing Company Accidentally Sent Strangers’ Spit To Five Customers

Bryan Menegus

Image: Dante Labs DNA tests can be easily fooled and different tests may draw wildly different conclusions about the supposed…

13-Year-Old Boy Is First Person In US To Receive Newly Approved Gene Therapy For Blindness

3 years ago

13-Year-Old Boy Is First Person In US To Receive Newly Approved Gene Therapy For Blindness

Kristen V. Brown

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