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The discovery will hopefully lead to new therapeutic avenues for the condition, experts say.

Researchers find differences in gene expression before pregnancy that could help women with rheumatoid arthritis choose to stop or continue medications.

Wildlife forensics can help cause a dent in illegal trade, ensure the longevity of endangered species and save the planet from biodiversity loss

Grace Bucknell-Smith was diagnosed with hereditary spastic paraplegia and KIF1a - genetic conditions which cause stiffness of the legs - and left her falling over up to 30 times a day

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Egg consumption and genetic factors synergistically increase the risk of coronary artery disease, according to a large prospective study. The findings may lead to personalized dietary guidelines for those at greater genetic risk for heart disease.

A sweltering South Carolina chili named Pepper X has captured the Guinness World record for the World's hottest pepper, beating out former title holder the Carolina Reaper.

HAVE you ever had a best friend that embodied your personality so well that you question if he or she was ever your long lost sibling? The question of genetic similarity among friends compared to strangers has long intrigued scientists. Several studies have delved into this fascinating area, shedding light on the genetic connections between friends and the implications for our social networks. There are also suggestions that individuals tend to form friendships with others who share genetic simi...