"Learning about a genetic predisposition to depression is psychologically well tolerated among those with high polygenic risk scores" by our own Becca Berns today at #ashg2025 2:30-4:30 poster 3014F

Check out our Explore23 poster presented by Julie Granka (poster 2035T) from 2:30-4:30pm at #ASHG2025 to learn about this portal into our research dataset

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Check out our poster 2004W on "Sustaining Research Ethics in Times of Change: A Framework from the 23andMe Research Program" presented by Emily DelloRusso, Wed 2:30-4:30pm

We are seeking a postdoctoral candidate to help shape our autism research strategy focused on uncovering the complexities of autism, enhancing diagnosis and support, and improving health outcomes.

Come visit us at our booth (518) next week at #ashg2025 and learn about the latest!

We’re teaming up with Troper Wojcicki Philanthropies and @lifebitAI to launch an open-access platform for lung cancer research - one of the most diverse lung cancer cohorts ever assembled. FREE for qualified researchers. Get details here: https://t.co/hsekVaAf85

New study from us looking at how germline cancer risk (estimated through polygenic scores) correlates with survival for patients who develop cancer. Led by postdoc Danielle Kurant + collaboration with 23andme. 🧵:

Check out "Prediction of treatment-resistant depression using the 23andMe survey data" published in @SciReports https://t.co/JQkps3WgeP

Congrats to our team - latest paper on Parkinson's disease came out in Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology! @ANA_journals @23andme ://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/acn3.70176

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New landmark study led by @EdinburghUni and @KingsCollegeLon looking at genomes of 5M+ people across 29 countries — including 23andMe customers who consented to participate in research — uncovered ~300 previously unknown genetic links to depression.

We are excited about the many positive conversations we had at the JP Morgan meeting this year, on the heels of our Discover23 press release. Looking forward to many more research collabs!

How can you power drug development with evidence from the world’s largest recontactable genetics community? Find out here! https://t.co/8x2UhlD6yP

We are hiring for a postdoc to work on the genetics of autism. Come join our team! https://t.co/fUxTl8NaoL

Thanks in part to @23andMe research participants, @IMBatUQ demonstrated that women with a high genetic risk of developing depression are more likely to develop heart disease.

Our blog post on the same work, for the lay reader.

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📌Publication alert: In a preprint from the @23andMeResearch team, we conducted one of the largest GWAS study of Long COVID and identified genetic links of chronic conditions with Long COVID. https://t.co/gbVvbFXJTk

Today we’re announcing a new study to advance research on lung cancer. While lung cancer research and targeted therapies have provided hope and progress for many, this study aims to learn more about the genetics behind the disease and its causes. More: https://t.co/Npue7uVyZy

A blog post on how our data can provide an edge for drug development

Excited about our latest paper in Blood Advances. Blog post here:

We're looking for a scientific lead for our long standing (15 years!) Parkinson's disease research program. The program includes over 35k genotyped, consented individuals with PD. If you have a passion for PD and people living with PD, check it out: