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A woman in a white sweater sitting at a transparent glass desk, reviewing a printed report and highlighting key points with a pen, serving as the main cover image for the guide on using DNA test results.

19.08.26·Maryna Korshevniuk

What to do with a genetic report: from data to decisions

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A glowing orange central node branching into four illuminated paths leading to icons for health, a globe, two figures, and a family, illustrating the types of DNA tests.

10.08.26·Maryna Korshevniuk

Types of Genetic Tests: Health, Ancestry, Paternity and Carrier Status

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A woman in white clothing standing in front of a curved path with five checkpoint spheres (sleep, nutrition, heart, lab tests, doctor) — the main cover image for the article on personal health prevention strategy.

07.08.26·Аліна Мінкова

Why Take a Genetic Health Test

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A blonde woman sitting at a transparent glass desk comparing three cards featuring molecular structures, a DNA helix, and a cell — the main cover image for the article on choosing a genetic test.

31.07.26·Аліна Мінкова

The Best Genetic Tests: 7 Questions Before You Buy

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A genetic report booklet on a light marble table next to a decorative lamp in a modern interior — the main cover image for the article on the long-term relevance of DNA data.

24.07.26·Maryna Korshevniuk

Genetic Data Does Not Age: Why Your Report Is Worth Revisiting

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A woman in white clothing standing with her back facing a panoramic arc of transparent interactive screens displaying result charts — the main cover image for the article on choosing a DNA test.

22.07.26·Maryna Korshevniuk

How to Choose a Genetic Test

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Person calmly looking at a genetic risk report on screen — representing informed rather than anxious engagement with data

16.06.26·Людмила Бордюг

Hereditary Predisposition Is Not a Verdict: How to Read Genetic Risk

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Histogram of PRS distribution in the population with a highlighted position of an individual result relative to the majority

15.06.26·Maryna Korshevniuk

What Is PRS and What Do the Numbers in Your Report Mean

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Comparing: blood test (current state of the body) and DNA test (stable inherited traits) — Apixmed Prism

06.06.26·Maryna Korshevniuk

DNA test and blood test: what's the difference?

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