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Genealogy is a fascinating subject and has been around since medieval times. Before modern technology and genetics, genealogy used information such as names, dates, important events, and legal documents to trace families. Let’s delve a little deeper into traditional genealogy -
DNA testing can help adoptees, and those with unknown parentage identify and connect with their biological families, and discover more about their lineage and origins. While DNA testing alone can not offer adoptees a quick answer to questions about their -
Forensic genealogy is the process of using DNA matches to help solve criminal cases that have gone cold due to lack of evidence. Commonly used in the U.S. to identify victims and suspects, this method has helped the authorities with -
Did you know that more than a thousand genetic tests are currently being used, and many are being further developed? Consumer DNA testing broadly used to understand ethnicity and matching individuals. The results can help indicate biological ties and lead
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Genetic tests are heavily hyped these days – they claim to be able to predict your risk of dementia, cancer, heart disease, and much more.
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Forensic genealogy is the latest tool in the genealogist’s toolkit. Although law enforcement officials are still cautious about its use, it could be the next big thing in investigative work since the introduction of DNA and fingerprint analysis. Since it’s -
Consumer genetic testing has grown at an explosive rate over the last few years. According to an MIT Technology Review report, an estimated 26 million people had taken genetic ancestry tests by the start of 2019. Many more people opt -
Did you know the U.S. has a much higher murder rate compared to other developed countries? With crime on the rise and suspects roaming loose, law enforcement agencies are taking specific measures to find criminals as soon as possible. This