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November 13, 2017This is a container for the In The Field events.
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August 2, 2018Kadeja Gaines is a leader in the fitness community and a national bodybuilder competitor. She is fascinated by the idea of learning more about her body and how it works, so she can continue to make the best decisions to better her lifestyle, while also inspiring others. This is Kadeja's #orig3nstory. -
July 5, 2018Running harder doesn’t always equate to being able to run faster. Instead, you may need to run smarter and focus on your long-term goals. Learn how with our new Run DNA Test. -
July 3, 2018The spirit of entrepreneurship is alive and kicking in New England—and we couldn’t be happier to be part of the action! -
May 29, 2018See our favorite moments from this year's Alaska Airlines Bay to Breakers run and The Orig3n Health and Wellness Expo. (You may even spot yourself in the photos.) Check it out! -
May 15, 2018We break down what nutrigenomics is and whether a DNA-based approach to your diet can help you manage your weight. -
April 25, 2018April 25th, 2018 marks the 15th anniversary of National DNA Day! While you’re probably familiar with what DNA is, you may be wondering what 'DNA Day' is. -
April 18, 2018From April 13 to 15, we attended the John Hancock Sports & Fitness Expo. Read on to check out our best moments from this year's event! -
April 13, 2018Do you know the difference between genotyping and sequencing? Read on to discover how we decode your DNA. -
April 6, 2018Learn how Steve, a Boston-based health fitness coach, uses his clients DNA test results to create customized nutrition plans. -
February 5, 2018In this blog post you’ll learn what DNA is, how it works, and how the work we’re doing here at Orig3n might help you live a healthier life. -
February 5, 2018You may have heard about Orig3n’s on-site lab and wondered what it is we do here. Or perhaps, you’re not quite sure about the difference between Orig3n DNA tests and our cell bank. -
January 30, 2018As we prep for Super Bowl LII, we’ve been wondering: Are you fit to be a Super Bowl champion? -
January 24, 2018So, you purchased your Orig3n DNA test and you’re waiting for your results. -
January 24, 2018One question we often hear as we travel to hundreds of events across the country is: Why are your DNA tests so cheap? We thought we’d explain. -
January 22, 2018From January 9 to 12, Orig3n attended the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) — the world’s largest consumer technology convention. Read on to check out our best moments from this years event! -
January 18, 2018We work on developing Orig3n’s DNA tests every day. Let us help you make the most of your results! -
January 9, 2018Here’s how to (actually) keep your New Year’s resolution. Hint: Look to your genes for support. -
January 5, 2018At Orig3n, we’re working to drive advances in regenerative medicine that will make it possible for new tissues to be grown and organs to be repaired. -
December 14, 2017From the foodie to the unofficial beauty blogger, and the fitness fanatic to the introspective thinker, we have something for everyone on your list. -
December 1, 2017Today, when you go to the doctor to have something looked at or treated — anything from a stuffy nose to a broken arm to a cancer diagnosis... -
November 28, 20172017 has been exciting but we certainly couldn't have done it without you! As a testament to our thanks, we're dedicating this Giving Tuesday to you. -
November 20, 2017What type of Thanksgiving celebrant are you? We put together a few possibilities, all based on DNA. Discover what your genes say and take a guess at which of your relatives fit these other molds. -
September 7, 2017You may have heard about the Human Genome Project in passing, but perhaps you aren’t too sure about why it’s important. -
September 6, 2017Take a moment and think about how your body heals itself when you are hurt or sick. Our bodies have innate healing processes. -
September 5, 2017Say “The Faithful” anywhere along the West Coast and people know exactly whom you’re talking about. -
August 30, 2017Let’s go back to basics. Cells are the smallest functional units of an organism. Each one of us is composed of trillions of cells.