How much credibility should you give to the results of a single DNA ancestry test?
By Carol Guzman With the rise in direct-to-consumer tests like 23andMe or Ancestry DNA, people can seemingly easily discover
Moving Forward: Using Our Community Needs Assessment to Inform Our Work
By Becca Bakal, MPH Welcome to the final installment of our blog post series about the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff
Why I’m Thankful for Three Thanksgivings
By Sarah Goldberg Growing up with divorced parents, the Thanksgiving holiday was always a little complicated. When you’re Jewish,
Genetic Diversity in Genetic Studies
By Carol Guzman Advancements and discoveries in genetic research and technologies intentioned to help all humans only benefit few.
Who Knows About Jewish Genetic Health?
By Becca Bakal, MPH Welcome to the second blog post in our series about findings of the Norton &
How Can We Help People Learn About Jewish Genetic Health?
By Becca Bakal, MPH Welcome to the third installment of our blog post series about the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff
Think Before You Spit – Or Upload Your DNA Data
By Emily Reisler Direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic testing has become all the rage in recent years. It’s easy, accessible, and
Hey College Students, Here are 4 Things You Should Know About Your Genetics
By Emily Reisler, Lewis Summer Intern College is a juggling act: classes, homework, extracurriculars, friends—it’s all-consuming. With full plates
Meet Carol, the Sarnoff Center Program Associate
I am thrilled to be joining the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for Jewish Genetics in the newly-created Program Associate
