Me, one of the largest at-home DNA testing companies, is up for sale, raising concerns about the privacy and potential health ...

A sharp, funny woman with shoulder-length white hair, Susan tells me her story from her sunny front room somewhere in ...

THE COMPANY PROVIDES AT-HOME DNA TESTING, COLLECTS AND STORES HIGHLY SENSITIVE GENETIC INFORMATION. 23 AND ME SAYS IT WILL CONTINUE OPERATING AS USUAL AND MAINTAIN DATA PRIVACY PROTECTIONS ...

My sister got me one of those DNA ancestry kits a few years ago. She knew I was the one most interested in the family genealogy and thought I would want to know exactly where my ancestors were from.

According to Similarweb, 23andMe.com saw its largest traffic spike in two years on Monday as news of the DNA test kit company's bankruptcy broke. 23andMe says any buyer must comply with its ...

Less than 24 hours ago, u/ChipsNoDip shared a screenshot of DNA test results captioned: "Thought it'd be fun to get a test, now it isn't," as the results referred to their sisters as "half" siblings.

Millions of Americans have used at-home DNA test kits. Now there are new concerns over who has that information and what they can do with it.

Behind the promise of ancestry and well-being lies a growing concern: who really has access to your genetic information, and ...

Millions of Americans have embraced at-home DNA kits, hoping to unlock the ... You might think, "I've never taken a DNA test, so I'm in the clear." Unfortunately, that's not necessarily true.