23andMe aims to make DNA research more diverse

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Underrepresented communities already face disparities in health outcomes, but a lack of diverse genetic material available for research is said to be compounding the issue.

The DNA analysis service 23andMe wants to change that.

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Mary Catalfamo

Mary Catalfamo is a web intern at The Week. She's a junior at Syracuse University, where she studies journalism and English textual studies. Direct book recommendations and jokes about her hometown of Buffalo, New York to her Twitter.