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€2/kg on table to contract rear Longhorn beef 2023-09-06

Over eight in 10 (82%) parents surveyed were concerned about the risk of unknown hereditary conditions because they don't know more about their family’s health history. Conducted by OnePoll on behalf of 23andMe, a new survey looks at how Americans feel about their genetics and parenting.

A study is trying to find 10,000 participants to study those 'SuperAgers' who are 95 years old and older.

A study is trying to find 10,000 participants to study those 'SuperAgers' who are 95 years old and older.

Sheep EBVs are the future: but when? 2023-09-06

Applying a simple model of clinical and demographic features associated with GBA mutation carrier status could help target genetic testing in patients with Parkinsons disease, suggests a new study.

Despite its promise, PRS testing is not routine. The central debate about PRS lies in whether the risk score can predict who will develop prostate cancer that needs to be treated and who wont.

1. This analysis of a prospective cohort of moderate and late preterm (MLPT) children found both MLPT-specific and MLPT-sex-specific neurodevelopmental delays. The gross motor and personal-social domains of development were most affected, particularly in males. 2. Two placental genes, apolipoprotein E (APOE) and cystatin c (CST3), were identified as predictive of neurodevelopmental delay in MLPT

Nature or nurture — it’s a question as old as time.

More than 50 years after the disappearance of a British climber in the Valais Alps, his remains have been identified.