The bankruptcy filing of 23andMe has sparked the potential for a sale that could be used to solve cold cases with the use of genetic testing.

Indeed, the 23andMe bankruptcy presents a case study in both the power and peril of data, particularly when that data is deeply personal. The essential question at hand is: What happens to your ...

whose own DNA in the 23andMe system helped police crack open a decades-old cold case. Two years ago, a San Diego detective called Vadurro. She and another family member who used 23andMe matched ...

In all likelihood, the move by the Sei Foundation – the organization behind layer1 blockchain Sei – to buy bankrupt genetic data company 23andMe is a long-shot at best, and potentially just a ...

ST. LOUIS – Aaron Rose’s interest in the 23andMe bankruptcy is personal. “I’m a 23andMe customer,” he said. It’s also professional. Rose is also a data security and privacy expert with ...

In the case of 23andMe, revenue ultimately slowed, as customers only needed to buy the DNA test kits once. Its efforts to expand into telehealth and drug development did not generate much revenue.

Here's what happened when they tried, along with details on the bankruptcy proceedings, their implications for consumers and steps to protect your data. Sunnyvale’s 23andMe reportedly has $214.7 ...

23andMe, a standard-bearer for the at-home health movement, announced on March 23 that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to facilitate a sale, prompting many of its 15 million customers to ...