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Ada Sandoval

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Ada Sandoval

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Ada Sandoval is a content writer for KnowYourDNA. She earned her B.S. in Nursing. After acquiring her nursing license from the Professional Regulation Commission, she pursued a career in content writing and virtual assistance.

She has spent over 10 years writing for various health websites, including nutrition, wellness, and personalized health. Having grown up around cats and dogs, she also writes about pets and how to care for them.

As a KnowYourDNA writer, her goal is to provide readers with accurate and accessible information on pet care and human health.

Articles by Ada

DNA Testing · 6 min read

Are Crooked Teeth Genetic?

If your parents have a crooked smile, can they pass them on to you? Let’s find out if crooked teeth are genetic — and whether there's anything you can do about them!

Ada Sandoval · Jul 20, 2021
At-Home Health Testing · 15 min read

Life DNA Review — Is It Worth Buying Their DNA Test Kits?

It’s enticing to do a DNA test as it becomes more within reach — among the popular choices is LifeDNA. Here’s everything you need to know before you buy their DNA test kit.

Ada Sandoval · Jun 10, 2021
DNA Testing · 5 min read

Which DNA Test Is the Most Accurate?

AncestryDNA is the best first DNA test for most people, while 23andMe is the better fit if you also want health reports. We break down what accuracy actually means before you buy.

Ada Sandoval · Sep 28, 2019
DNA Testing · 4 min read

23andMe Review (2026)

We think 23andMe is still worth buying if you want health screening and ancestry in one service. We would skip it if your main goal is building the deepest family-history workflow.

Ada Sandoval · Sep 18, 2019
DNA Testing · 6 min read

DNA Testing for Health Risks

Your DNA holds critical information about your current and future health. Here’s what you can do next if your DNA test suggests you might be at risk.

Ada Sandoval · Sep 17, 2019
DNA Testing · 11 min read

What To Do With DNA Raw Data

Your raw genetic data includes ethnicity, disease risk, ancestral origin, and so on. Do you know what to do with them? Learn where to start with your raw DNA data here.

Ada Sandoval · Sep 17, 2019