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How can information from DNA help you stay healthy in the future? Find out on this episode of Spit, an iHeartRadio podcast with 23andMe, where host Prop of “Hood Politics Pod” peels away layers of his family history with his mom. https://lnkd.in/geZxjhgK
Our Vice President of Genomic Health, Dr. Noura Abul-Husn, shares her thoughts on a non-traditional career path, bringing genomic medicine into clinical care and the exciting work of making personalized medicine a reality.
We’re so excited to welcome Daniel Chu to the #23andMeGenePool as our new Chief Product Officer. “I’m excited to be joining a founder-led, mission-driven company that’s focused on using data to revolutionize health, wellness and research,” said Chu.
Our Johns Hopkins University alumni were excited to attend Future Fest 2022 last Monday to share more information with current students about our internships, postdoctoral fellowships and full-time opportunities.
This past Prime Day, we sought a more engaging shopping experience so we participated in Amazon's Live stream to tell the 23andMe story and bring our deal front and center for customers. “[Amazon Live] is an efficient full-funnel marketing approach to reach and engage new audiences,” said CJ Swenson, 23andMe’s Director of International Marketing & Amazon.
Learn more about the Lemonaid Health (part of 23andMe) pharmacy!
As part of our 23andMe+ Membership, we released a new wellness report powered by 23andMe research on seasonal allergies (also known as hay fever or allergic rhinitis). Seasonal allergies occur when the immune system overreacts to allergens like pollen or mold at certain times of the year. People with seasonal allergies are also more likely to develop asthma and may experience difficulty breathing or wheezing. Members can access the report to learn more about their genetic likelihood of developing this condition.
As a Senior Marketing Analyst at 23andMe, Nick Chandler works with the Marketing team to help quantify the effects of our media advertising and make it more efficient. Depending on the day of the week, his work might involve setting up A/B tests, establishing data pipelines, building dashboards or conducting ad-hoc analysis. When asked about his favorite part of working here, Nick said, “It's the mix of raw intelligence and genuine kindness of my coworkers. We have such smart people and yet there is very little ego. People challenge each other, but in a respectful and collaborative manner. Also, Summer Fridays since the beginning of the pandemic!” Outside of his direct duties, Nick co-leads the DEI Training Pod, a group that creates, selects and hosts employee training programs on topics such as unconscious bias and allyship. The goal of the group's efforts (and that of other employee groups) is to improve hiring practices, raise awareness of existing inequities and give employees tools to enhance the daily workplace experience for everyone.
Meet Amy Sturm, 23andMe’s Director of Population Health Genomics. We recently caught up with her to learn more about her career path, her plans and why the phrase “no dead ends” has become her favorite new mantra.
Hosts of the “Ridiculous History” podcast Ben, Noel and Max dive into the history of genetic research and learn a bit of their own genetic history along the way. Check out this new episode of Spit, an iHeartRadio podcast with 23andMe.
