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Learn more about the world of genetics on 23andMe's Blog! Discovery of what your DNA can tell you about health, ancestry, and science.

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23 from 27 Jul 2026 to 4 Nov 2026
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2026 23

  1. How DNA Traced a Rare Lung Cancer Genetic Variant to Colonial Appalachia
  2. Scaredy Cat, Candy Fiend or Creature of the Night? What Your DNA Says About Your Halloween Personality
  3. Is Personality Genetic? What a Study of 1 Million People Reveals.
  4. 20 Best Health and Wellness Gifts for 2026
  5. 1,000 Historical Matches and Counting
  6. 1,000 Historical Matches and Counting: Celebrating International Archaeology Day
  7. 23andMe Research Institute Attending ASHG 2026
  8. Is Your Doctor Ready for Your Genetic Test Results?
  9. Understanding Genetic Breast Cancer Risk: BRCA and Beyond
  10. 23andMe Reaches 5,000 Ancestry Regions With 163 New Genetic Groups Across North Africa, Egypt and the Arabian Peninsula
  11. How Your DNA Can Influence Your Risk for Crohn’s Disease
  12. Landmark Study Reveals a Powerful Inherited Lung Cancer Risk Variant and its Colonial American Roots
  13. New Historical Matches Could Connect You to the Shaman of Bad Dürrenberg and the Early Farmers Who Lived in Central Germany After Her
  14. What Your DNA Can Tell You About Prostate Cancer Risk
  15. Same Cholesterol Number, Different Genetic Story
  16. What We Know, and Don’t Know, About Genetics, Alzheimer’s and Aging
  17. Your Eye Exam and Your DNA: Two Lenses on the Same Picture
  18. New Historical Matches Bring Back a Forgotten People
  19. You Asked Which Parent You Got It From. Now You Can Find Out.
  20. 23andMe Adds 137 New Genetic Groups Across Southeast Asia and Madagascar
  21. How A Gene Shapes Your Response to Common Antidepressants
  22. The Genetic “Escapers”: Some People Never Get the Disease Their DNA Predicts
  23. How Fast Are You Really Aging?