Big news! 🎉 CariGenetics will be at the ASHG Annual Meeting 2025 in Boston, Massachusetts our first time at one of the world’s leading gatherings for genetics and genomics professionals. Join us at Booth #740 from October 14–18 to connect with our Founder & CEO, Dr. Carika

When it clicks, it clicks. 💡 Getting your DNA results can feel like finally finding the missing puzzle piece. Thank you Deniqua for sharing how our insights helped you make sense of your wellness journey. 💙 #CariGenetics #DNAWellness #TestimonialTuesday

Three years ago today, CariGenetics was officially incorporated, a bold step toward transforming personalized healthcare for the Caribbean. Since then, we’ve grown from an idea into a movement rooted in science, equity, and community. Every milestone, every lesson, every win has

While elevated PSA levels can be concerning, they don’t always mean cancer. Factors like inflammation, infection, or benign prostate enlargement can also raise PSA levels. However, a high PSA is still a signal to explore further with your doctor to rule out cancer. Remember,

Caribbean men: Your health matters. Regular prostate cancer screenings can catch issues early, when they’re most treatable. Talk to your doctor. Take charge of your health. #MensHealth #ProstateHealth

The Tuskegee Experiment… Henrietta Lacks… The reasons for mistrust in medicine are valid. At CariGenetics, we’re on a mission to ensure our research is ethical, inclusive, and community-driven. 🧬 #EthicalScience #RepresentationMatters

“The Caribbean has been historically underrepresented in genetic research, yet we face some of the world’s highest rates of non-communicable diseases. I wanted to change that narrative.” - Dr. @CarikaElshae Weldon #CaribbeanScience #GeneticResearch

Real insights that make a real difference. 📊 When you understand your genetic makeup, it’s easier to make choices that support your health and wellbeing. This kind message is a reminder of how powerful that knowledge can be. 🧠 Curious about what your DNA can tell you? 💭

Congrats SGCC Colts! Rocking the @CariGenetics so well 🩵💙🩵💙🩵💙

@fwgenni @CariGenetics 😅😅😅 we appreciate the bipartisan support

We’re spending our Cup Match holiday at our camp, and you’re invited to hang with us 💙 The CariGenetics camp will be at St. George’s Cricket Club and there’s plenty of room for you to swing by, say hi, and soak up the game-day vibes (no cost, just good company). Want to stay a

It’s Cup Match time in 🇧🇲 & @CariGenetics is giving away TWO tickets to the big game! 🎉 (1 per day) Want a chance to go? Just follow @CariGenetics, like this post, and tag 3 friends you want to see at the game🏏 #CupMatch2025 #TicketGiveaway #DNAForTheWin

St. George’s isn’t just bringing skill to the field this year, they’re bringing science🏏 We swabbed the team so they can train smarter, recover better, and show up stronger. 💪🏽 Let’s just say… Somerset better come ready 👀💙🩵🎽

St. George’s has been swabbed! 🧬 Which means they’re about to play with science on their side 💥 We’re proud to announce that CariGenetics is officially sponsoring St. George’s Cricket Club for Cup Match 2025, giving them DNA-powered insights to help them train smarter,

We’re back and proud to be supporting St. George’s Cricket Club for Cup Match 2025 🎯 These throwback moments are from the CariGenetics camp at Cup Match 2023, where we came together to celebrate culture, community, and cricket. We’re excited to support SGCC again this year as

Too many Caribbean men are diagnosed late with prostate cancer, when the disease is more aggressive and harder to treat. The reason? Fear, stigma, myths, and lack of screening guidelines are holding men back from getting checked early. But here’s the truth: Early prostate

When your DNA isn’t in the data, your health can be left behind. For too long, Caribbean people have been excluded from the research that shapes modern medicine. That ends now. The Caribbean Genome Program is building a genetic database that finally includes us, so the

What’s in your DNA and what you do every day both shape your health. Caribbean men face a higher risk for prostate cancer due to genetic predisposition, but that’s only part of the story. Lifestyle factors like diet, exercise, and smoking also have a big impact. We believe that

You’re 99.9% the same as the person next to you. That’s right, despite different looks, languages, and lifestyles, we all share nearly identical DNA. It’s the 0.1% that makes each of us one-of-a-kind. Genetics reminds us: we’re more connected than we think. #GeneticInsights