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Ancestry's DNA test has traced the family histories of more than 15 million people. Now, the genealogy giant plans to get into healthcare.
Users can now see if they have predispositions for certain diseases, including breast cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer's disease. Ancestry's current DNA test, which maps out your genetic roots ...
Business Insider India5y
Ancestry's DNA test has traced the family histories of more than 15 million people. Now the genealogy giant wants to map out your health history.
Until now, those users haven't received reports on health information. "We didn't want to be just another company issuing lab reports," Ancestry CEO Margo Georgiadis told Business Insider.