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As people age, their bodies begin to decline after they reach adulthood, which results in age-related diseases and death

Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have launched a spinout company that aims to democratise genetic data access and cut from days to minutes the time it takes to analyse millions of genetic records.

By Kristy Dorsey

Around 72,300 babies were born in Portugal until the end of November, the lowest number ever for the same period, reveal data from the National Neonatal...

For decades, parents of children with autism spectrum disorder were told that barring early interventions, that there is no cure for the disorder which alters socialisation and communication skills. Now, a group of Indian researchers have found that a molecule could open the way for a potential treatment.

Chris Brannigan, 41, is walking 1,200 miles barefoot to fundraise for research into his daughter's Cornelia de Lange syndrome treatment.

Research has now shown that going white overnight and other forms of rapid ageing are a biological fact.

Understand what factors impact the price of a confocal microscope.

AIIMS told to constitute medical board to look into pregnancy termination Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Delhi High Court has asked the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here to constitute a Medical Board of Doctors to examine the advisability of aborting a 22-week-plus pregnancy of a woman whose twin foetus suffer from ‘Dandy Walker Malformation’, a rare congenital brain abnormality. Justice Rekha Palli asked AIIMS Medical Board to formulate a report on the feasibili...

Cornell scientists have worked with the University of California, Davis, to identify the DNA markers that determine grape flower sex. In the process, they also pinpointed the genetic origins of the perfect flower.