23andMe thought its DNA data would help research. Then reality hit.
Briefly

23andMe, known for its consumer genetic testing services, aimed to leverage its vast genetic database for developing medicines and personalized healthcare. Despite reaching a peak market valuation of $6 billion, the company faced a downturn starting in 2021, ultimately leading to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. CEO Anne Wojcicki resigned amidst these challenges but remains optimistic about the company's future and plans to bid for it in bankruptcy. The company assured customers of data protection despite the filing.
23andMe aimed to transform genetic data into medicines and personalized healthcare but experienced significant decline, culminating in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
The company's ambitious expansion into biotechnology and telehealth could not reverse a downturn, resulting in the resignation of CEO Anne Wojcicki.
Read at The Washington Post
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