Meet Kim Brown Foil. Kim is a genetic counselor and an expert in Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency.

A recent "news" story has gone viral, a story about a couple struggling to conceive a child whose doctor did testing and supposedly determined they were siblings, twins even, by results of genetic testing and by putting together pieces from the history of their adoptions.

Never stop doing the right thing, especially when it comes to extending compassion, acceptance, and support to those affected by stigma.

There is a growing issue of certain practitioners recommending genetic testing for MTHFR so that they can sell you supplements.

Sometimes in the course of testing DNA, we get a surprise with the results. A surprise we have found happening more often the more we test is the DNA feature of high levels of ROH.

If you ordered a 23andMe test that includes the FDA-approved health reports, and you haven't opened them up to look yet, you need to. Here's why!

People are using third-party tools that give consumers information they interpret as health information on themselves. What comes out of these third-party tools is not actually a genetic health report, but it kinda "looks" like one.

Health is a focus of the resolutions for many people, and the family health history is an important tool.

Make sure you are prepared to understand the results returned by an online tool such as Promethease.