To Our Valued AGS Practitioners & Providers,   Like you, AGS has been shifting its business practices to meet these new and unprecedented times. As we all pivot, our focus will continue to be protecting the health and safety of our team members while simultaneously meeting the needs of our valued clients, practitioners, and providers. As we work together toward that end and to help you provide safe, secure, private health and wellness genetic testing to your clients, patients, and customers, please make note of the following updates: TEST TURNAROUND TIME Effective ..read more

Common new year resolutions often go something like this, "I want to lose weight," or "I want to exercise more," or "I want to eat better," or "I want to be better off a year from now than I am today ..read more

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Scottsdale, AZ (September 18th, 2019)   Advanced Genomic Solutions (AGS) is pleased to announce our attendance at the 2019 National Wellness Institute (NWI) Conference, held October 1st through October 3rd at the Gaylord Convention Center in Kissimmee, Florida. This year’s conference focuses on the Six Dimensions of Wellness, which build a holistic sense of wellness and fulfilment ..read more

Central, Hong Kong (September 4th, 2019)   Advanced Genomic Solutions (AGS) Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Ross Matthews as Managing Director Asia Pacific Region ..read more

PHOENIX, AZ (August 15th, 2019 ..read more

(Original Blog Post from The Genomic Kitchen linked here) -- --  Let’s be frank, before 23andme and Ancestry DNA, you probably weren’t talking too much about your DNA. For sure, you might have wondered about your family tree and done a bit of digging with some of your family photo albums and scrapbooks. But, did you make an appointment with your doctor knowing why a DNA test is important? Did you know how it can help to fine-tune your health ..read more

The New York Times recently published an article claiming that employee wellness programs yield little benefit. This claim was based on an 18-month study of 33,000 BJ’s Wholesale Club employees participating in the workplace wellness program. While the workers became more engaged in their health, there were no significant changes in clinical markers of health or healthcare spending ..read more