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Here's a screenshot for you, I haven't purchased the Core yet, was thinking maybe they might do a 'flash sale' down to $39 for Black Friday, if not, I'll probably purchase the Core in December.
Here's a screenshot for you, I haven't purchased the Core yet, was thinking maybe they might do a 'flash sale' down to $39 for Black Friday, if not, I'll probably purchase the Core in December.
Thanks! That's exactly what I was looking for - so annoying they don't let you see it once you've ordered it.
I found this interesting:
"Technically, the AncestryHealth Plus will involve sequencing a patients’ exome, the scientific term for all of the known genes that code for proteins in the body. But Ancestry has decided to return to users only a small amount of the resulting information. Dr. Eric Topol, director and founder of the Scripps Research Translational Institute, said the American College of Medical Genetics recommends that harmful mutations in 58 genes should be disclosed to people after sequencing is conducted. He noted that Geisinger Health, in its exome sequencing efforts, does this. “It’s minimal,” he wrote of the AncestryHealth Plus test. He called it “a step in the right direction, but not in keeping with consensus and practice in the medical community.”
I found this interesting:
"Technically, the AncestryHealth Plus will involve sequencing a patients’ exome, the scientific term for all of the known genes that code for proteins in the body. But Ancestry has decided to return to users only a small amount of the resulting information. Dr. Eric Topol, director and founder of the Scripps Research Translational Institute, said the American College of Medical Genetics recommends that harmful mutations in 58 genes should be disclosed to people after sequencing is conducted. He noted that Geisinger Health, in its exome sequencing efforts, does this. “It’s minimal,” he wrote of the AncestryHealth Plus test. He called it “a step in the right direction, but not in keeping with consensus and practice in the medical community.”
My AncestryHealth Core results are in... unsurprisingly, there's not many reports yet (only 13) but of course if they're really sticking to this subscription idea, it means my results will stay this way unless I subscribe, which I won't because no other company requires that.
My AncestryHealth Core results are in... unsurprisingly, there's not many reports yet (only 13) but of course if they're really sticking to this subscription idea, it means my results will stay this way unless I subscribe, which I won't because no other company requires that.
Thanks for your blog opinion. It was very helpful. I'm going to include it with the directions rewrite.
I need to find someone that's done My Heritage health. Are you going to be trying that too or no? Have you seen any reviews? I haven't googled yet.
Probably not - so far, I've managed to avoid giving MyHeritage my phone number or credit card details and I'm reluctant to do so because I've been hearing recently about how they are calling non-subscribers and using aggressive sales methods to convince them to subscribe, which is really uncool.
Probably not - so far, I've managed to avoid giving MyHeritage my phone number or credit card details and I'm reluctant to do so because I've been hearing recently about how they are calling non-subscribers and using aggressive sales methods to convince them to subscribe, which is really uncool.
They have my phone number and only call when they see me looking at subscription prices. I don't pick up the phone. I know it' them because I have their number in my contacts. I picked up the phone once, way back after I did their DNA for the founders project. They told me that if I want a better price then what the sale says to call and they will give me a better price.
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