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Growing up, Angel Rich, whose father was adopted, always believed she was Dominican. She was raised in a household that spoke Spanish – she even minored in the language in...

In the early 2000s, three people had a radical idea. What if you could access your genetic information and truly understand what it means for your health? That radical idea...

23andMe has landed on Comparably’s 2022 list of Best Places to Work in the San Francisco Bay Area.  The list is based on sentiment ratings provided by current employees across...

23andMe supports the idea that we humans should celebrate our differences, not criminalize them. That’s why we are writing to draw attention to recent legislative efforts across the US that...

As a business analyst in the San Francisco Bay Area, Lauren Trusheim is familiar with male-dominated workplaces.  “Coming from a data analytics and consulting background, I’m accustomed to being the...

When Valerie Jarrett was in her early 30s, everything was finally going according to plan. She had a law degree from the University of Michigan, a career at a prestigious...

Both a physician and a scientist, John Mathews, a senior clinical development fellow on 23andMe’s Therapeutics team, said he is inspired by patients in the work he does, working where medicine and scientific discovery converge.

Melinda King, 23andMe's director of DEI, reflects on Black History Month, the last two years, and how far we still have to go.

3andMe will host a virtual research and development day next week to discuss announcements that include taking our first wholly-owned drug into a phase 1 clinical trial, as well as...

Whether it’s by choice or necessity, many of us are particular about what we eat. Some of that could be related to genetics — a dislike of cilantro, for instance,...