deCODEme and its questionable disease-risk predictions
(UPDATED: Original final paragraphs on 23andMe broken out as a separate post here.)
A few days ago, I noted that deCODEme, the personal-genomics spinoff of Iceland’s deCODE Genetics, looks to be offering disease-risk predictions based on surprisingly thin evidence. I looked into it a little more deeply,… Continue Reading
23andMe lets you search and share your genome — today
(UPDATED: See below.)
Personal genomics is finally here.
23andMe, the Google-backed startup that promises to let individuals search and share their personal genetic information, just unveiled its service on its Web site. (A formal announcement is planned for Monday. For links to our previous coverage, see the end… Continue Reading