Our lab develops and uses approaches to analyze genomes, other omes, and regulatory networks. We apply these approaches to understand human variation and health
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Cool article on exercise vs nap when sleep deprived. Both effective but work differently.
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A very cool paper from Petra Mamic showed that microbiome shifts are associated with heart failure and prognosis. Strong therapeutic implications. Very exciting!
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Professor @SnyderShot is the keynote speaker at the Conference: Imagining Healthy Aging: The science, startups and business of longevity - Oct 17, 2026. Learn more: luma.com/ilueg86i
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✨ Can Big Data Improve Your Health?
Professor Michael Snyder discusses on the Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman
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I am attending the Stanford Genetics Dept retreat. Not only outstanding science, but very cool to see the wealth of cancer bioengineering immunotherapy going on with the work of Kyle Daniels, Livnat Jerby, Rogelio Hernandez-Lopez.
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"Detection at the level less than 100 ppm... gives us more time to intervene." - Dr. @JonathanLoree (@BCCancer)
NeXT Personal® delivers exceptional performance in #ColorectalCancer, showing 100% sensitivity for CRC recurrence during surveillance and 82% landmark sensitivity 4 weeks post-surgery.
Want to hear more?
Join us for a webinar highlighting ultrasensitive ctDNA detection in colorectal cancer in an interim analysis of the VICTORI study with Dr. Loree.
📍October 7 | 10 AM PDT, 1 PM EDT
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At @January AI, we’ve spent years turning nutrition and metabolic data into precision intelligence.
Now we’re opening that infrastructure to developers, including a Startup plan for early-stage teams.
Check it out: january.ai
🔥 Our #AI #Longevity Series Begins September 15!
Registration Open to Everyone
Tuesdays, September 15- February 9
6 PM-8 PM
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AI Longevity #Lab: Hacking #Healthspan, #Healing, and #Human #Futures
Learn directly from Stanford faculty
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Interesting article about birth order and health. Very large study of 10M people confirms allergies enriched in first born plus some neurdevelopmental/psychiatric conditions.
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A doctor or scientist without curiosity is like a cheetah without legs. No point.
Check out @SnyderShot's chat @ The Rose Woman Podcast:
You as a #Data Stream the New World of #Multiomics and Optimizing #Healthspan
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The Rose Woman Podcast
Featured on the cover of Genome Research journal, our new study reveals that ULI-HiFi improves the characterization of genetic variants in dark regions of genomes.
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Should Everyone Be Taking GLP-1s? (link at the end)
1/7) Over the past few years, we’ve witnessed a massive societal shift in opinion on GLP-1s: from supreme skepticism to the provocative question: “Should almost everyone be taking a GLP-1?”
Honestly, my own perspective leapfrogged from: “These are overhyped” to “Maybe they’re not being hyped enough”
Or more precisely: The benefits people ARE hyping may only be the tip of the iceberg.
These aren’t just weight-loss drugs.
Today’s 6,000-word deep-dive (link at the end) is intended to be your one-stop shop for understanding GLP-1s.
So, let’s start with a few fascinating facts you may not have heard.
What if your smartwatch could tell you were sick before your first symptom?
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Genetics professor Michael Snyder: wearables are ushering in an era of highly-personalized, precision medicine. @SnyderShot
#2 of TED Radio Hour "Tracking what your body needs"
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Actually, here is my TED NPR interview with Mannish. It was a ton of fun! npr.org/2026/07/10/nx-s1-584…
Don't forget to visit MySuppleHub for info on supplements. Getting lots of great comments! mysupplehub.org/#/
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We launched a new website to a) Provide information about supplements b) find out what people are using and c) share their experiences. Check it out: mysupplehub.org/#/
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✨ The TED Talk of the year! with @SnyderShot Michael Snyder, PhD: "Why I’m obsessed with health wearables (and you should be too)"
Genome researcher Michael Snyder believes health wearables can transform medicine, shifting from reactive to predictive.
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Behind our every breakthrough to improve outcomes for cancer patients is our incredible team.
Continuing our 2026 #EmployeeSpotlight series is Chris Rife, Senior Software Engineer.
Chris’ role focused on the development and maintenance of our robust lab systems.👇
“Software engineering is as much about communication as it is coding. There are many subtle details around the various processes and data flows, and we need a comprehensive understanding of those things to successfully translate them into software.”
#LifeAtPersonalis #TeamAppreciation #CompanyCulture #HealthcareInnovation
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Folks,
Do not forget to check out this supplement web site. We want your feedback: mysupplehub.org/#/
Snyder Lab Publishes Global Multiomics Study Revealing How Geography and Ethnicity Shape Human Biology
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International research team completes one of the most comprehensive molecular studies of human diversity
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