Early puberty in boys is associated with shorter lifespans, according to a new genetic study by researchers at the University of Cambridge.

A large new study led by researchers at the University of Indiana that included data from 23andMe has found new genetic associations for squamous cell skin cancers.

For St. Patrick’s Day 23andMe looks at Irish ancestry, where in Ireland customers Irish ancestors lived, and where in the United States customers with recent Irish ancestry live.

This week we’re reading stories about Neanderthal children, the earliest immigrants to the Americas, and about a researcher who spent decades studying Huntington’s disease, the rare genetic illness that killed her mother and threatens to take her as well.

For Women’s History Month, 23andMe is highlighting a few women scientists who have helped advance our knowledge of genetics.

In the third part of her series writer Amanda McCorquodale explains what it’s like to explore your DNA using 23andMe to learn about your ancestry.

By Janie F. Shelton, Ph.D., MPH, Senior Scientist at 23andMe As a woman in tech, articles about Silicon Valley’s bad behavior often catch my eye. Alongside the descriptions of the ping-pong…

What we’re reading this week includes stories about the gene-editing technique known as CRISPR, rats in New York, and healthcare in the UK and US.

23andMe opened up a 75-year-old mystery for three sisters, connecting them to their biological uncle and revealing that their father may have been kidnapped as a very young boy and raised by strangers, never knowing the truth of his origins.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University identified three genes associated with heart failure, using 23andMe data to replicate their findings.