Education

By Brianne Kirkpatrick, MS, LCGCHealthcare providers are used to the unexpected from patients showing up in the clinic: A scan ordered for liver symptoms might reveal a spot in the...

As part of Genetic Counselor Awareness Day, 23andMe's Anne Greb, MS, CGC, one of 23andMe's genetic counselors and lead on 23andMe's Medical Education team, answers a few of the most common questions she hears from customers. 

A new study by researchers at 23andMe and Duke University found that when physicians undergo direct-to-consumer genetic tests themselves, the process boosts their interest, confidence, and comfort with this type of genetic testing, offering new opportunities to engage with their patients.

23andMe will be at a conference to offer insights on how healthcare professionals can use consumer DNA genetic health reports to improve care.

By Eloycsia Ratliff, MPH, 23andMe Medical Education Project ManagerEditor’s note: This is the second in an occasional series about 23andMe’s Medical Education program.We sometimes hear misconceptions from healthcare professionals about...

23andMe’s Senior Product Scientist, Michael Multhaup, Ph.D., will offer up some of what we’ve learned in a presentation at the American Diabetes Association conference titled “Polygenic Risk Score Predicts Type 2 Diabetes Susceptibility in a Diverse Consumer Genetic Database.”

The latest episodes of Spit, iHeartRadio’s podcast with 23andMe, includes more intelligent and raw conversations with artists, thinkers, and scientists across a variety of topics. This next batch of episodes...

Working with the Yale Genetics Club, 23andMe helped to sponsor the screening of the film Thank You for Coming, a new documentary by Sara Lamm about genetic testing for someone who is a donor-conceived child.

A visit from a University of Iowa Genetics Club member to 23andMe.

This is the third and final set of videos from 23andMe’s new series, The DNA Download, and it offers a nice way to explain another core focus of the company,...