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What makes dancers different than the rest of us? Genetic variants, says a researcher at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In a study published in PLoS Genetics, Prof. Richard P.

The spiky red sea urchin is among the longest-living creatures on Earth, having a lifespan of more than a century with no signs of aging or cancer, researchers say.

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Noor Siddiqui founded Orchid so people could “have healthy babies.” Now she’s using the company’s gene technology on herself—and talking about it for the first time.

Using whole-genome sequencing, Canadian researchers found a high prevalence of genetic abnormalities in children with cerebral palsy.

We have enough genetic material to bring back the northern white rhino, but doing so won’t be easy

Researchers hope screening programs reevaluate nuchal translucency measurement thresholds.

Researchers say a test meant to measure risk for opioid use disorder may cause harm. Their arguments are part of a larger debate about using genetic information to guide clinical care.

Those of us in early old age – late-50s to mid-60s with a cut-off date when the Gold Card drops at 65 – regard actual old age with horror. We fear the worst...