Dr Geoff Mullan explains how to access your DNA report and understand it.

To access your DNA report, log into your dashboard.Under reports you will find a number of DNA reports.As our DNA reports have evolved over time there may be different versions.To understand the latest version made by our partners see the section on Viewing and getting started with understanding your DNA report.

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