Frederik Hermann

Frederik Hermann

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Senior Director of Marketing at 23andMe, 4 exits including one IPO, focused on global marketing, growth and demand generation in #DTC and #B2B. Please visit https://www.frederikhermann.com for more information or to get in touch.

👤 Joined on 03 September 2024

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Adam Auton
17 September 2026 23:22

Huge congratulations to the incredible 23andMe Research and Dana-Farber teams for getting this over the finish line. And *as always*, a massive thank you to the 23andMe participants who make this research possible!

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Adam Auton
17 September 2026 23:22

This paper is a beautiful example of what a large direct-to-consumer cohort makes possible: T790M is rare enough that its risk had never been reliably estimated. Its origins and distribution may support geographically targeted testing. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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Adam Auton
17 September 2026 23:22

In all carriers, the variant was found on a European-ancestry haplotype. The team to estimated TMRCA: ~1707 for British-ancestry carriers, predating many colonial voyages, so the mutation likely arose in Europe.

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Adam Auton
17 September 2026 23:22

The team then traced the variant origins. An IBD analysis against 3.45M participants with grandparent birth coordinates put the peak relatedness to carriers in northern Alabama/southern Tennessee. Carrier frequency: 1 in 2,078 in AL/MS/TN vs 1 in 12,821 US-wide; a 6X enrichment.

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Adam Auton
17 September 2026 23:17

What can we learn about a single rare variant? Published today in Science: the 23andMe Research Institute and Dana-Farber studied the EGFR T790M in 10.1M 23andMe research participants. The variant has OR = 25.2 for lung cancer, rising to 61.7 in never-smokers(!). 🧵

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