We review current news in the genetic healthcare world and its impacts on you in the The DNA Dispatch presented by All Access DNA. In this episode we cover the Olympics, life insurance and AI use of genetic data.

Kate talks to Lori Jones, an author, about her book “Spared: A Memoir of Risk and Resolve” and navigating uncertainty with Huntington’s disease.

Kate talks to Anna Chassevent about what living well can mean and how to make meaning in uncertainty.

Abby Milburn shares her journey as a mother of a child with Down syndrome and Sanfilippo syndrome, a rare neurodegenerative disease. She discusses diagnosis challenges, advocacy efforts, and the importance of research and policy changes to support children with rare diseases.

Chronic pain, invisible illness, Black health. In this conversation, Wunmi Bakare shares her profound journey living with sickle cell disease, detailing the challenges and triumphs she faced from childhood through adulthood.

Primary Care and Genetics: Bringing DNA Into Everyday Healthcare. Primary care is often the first stop in healthcare—but where does genetics fit in?

Aging, genetics, and lifestyle. Latest on longevity science.

“The more innovation happens, it doesn’t mean a thing if patients can’t have access to it.”

Navigating heart failure and mitochondrial disease.

How does genetics influence individual responses to medications and what is pharmacogenomics?