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Hannah Went is the Co-Founder of TruDiagnostic, a leading health data company and CLIA-certified laboratory that specializes in epigenetic testing and research. Hannah is also the creator and host of the Everything Epigenetics Podcast.
She is a molecular biologist by day and content creator by night and speaks with the most knowledgeable physicians and researchers in the world.
Hannah is passionate about empowering people to take control of their health and wellness, and to discover new ways to enhance their overall performance.
Epigenetics is causing a paradigm shift in medicine, reframing our understanding of health and disease through the lens of environmental and lifestyle influences on gene expression.
In Europe, people aged 65 typically spend about half of their remaining years managing disabilities. Much of the existing research on aging has predominantly focused on identifying “cures” rather than exploring strategies for healthy aging. Dr. Esther Walton’s is breaking
The immune system adapts to various threats through innate and adaptive responses, utilizing epigenetic mechanisms to regulate gene activity without changing DNA sequences. These mechanisms help maintain long-term immune phenotypes, allowing the immune system to respond to changing environments. In
In this week’s episode of Everything Epigenetics, I am joined by Dr. Janitza Montalvo-Ortiz, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Yale University, who shares her journey into the world of epigenetics and psychiatry. Dr. Montalvo-Ortiz explains the pivotal role of epigenetics
Our DNA is like the blueprint of a house, determining our basic structure and potential. But it’s epigenetics that decides how the house is decorated, furnished, and ultimately becomes a home. What does epigenetics have to do with gene expression?
