- MyHeritage has acquired both Promethease and SNPedia, raising privacy concerns because MyHeritage is reportedly sharing DNA data with federal agencies.  
- SNPedia’s content is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 US, but the community is actively downloading the entire database to preserve open access.  
- Promethease, once a free tool that converted raw 23andMe, Ancestry, or MyHeritage genotype files into health reports, now charges a small fee and is no longer free in Europe or the USA.  
- ArchiveTeam is systematically mirroring every SNPedia page and all externally linked citations; they have discovered ~66 k pages so far and estimate the total should exceed 110 k.  
- A Medium article lists additional free and paid services that accept uploaded DNA data for further analysis beyond Promethease.  
- A new study shows that bone—not just the adrenal glands—releases osteocalcin to trigger the “fight-or-flight” adrenaline response, expanding understanding of stress physiology.