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The sickle cell disease burden in west Africa is among the highest in the world.

Young people with genetic heart disorders predisposing to arrhythmias who are properly treated can engage in e-gaming with very little risk of a cardiac event, researchers say.

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Ahead of an international celebration of multiples, local residents are talking what it’s like to raise twins – and to be one.

Certain genes responsible for increasing the length of your nose can be traced back to long-extinct Neanderthal cousins.

>> i was wonder if your dad is an afro-american man? >> i mean,, i do not know what you are implying? >> are you african-american? >> i dont understand the question? >> are your parents. >> i refuse. >> so if you thought rachel dolezal was the end of it, it is only gotten worse, as it always does. inside the online world of people who think that they can change their race. practitioners of race change to another or our cta, lookup that one, purport to manifest changes in their appearance and eve...

Long-term or recurrent antibiotic use during early life was associated with an increased risk of early-onset colorectal cancer and adenomas, according to an analysis of UK Biobank data.

EDA loss or dysfunction precludes binding to its endogenous EDA1 receptor, and downstream development of teeth, hair, nails, and skin adnexae, most notably eccrine glands.

Continuing in our Biblical Marriage Series, Keith examines evidence from the Talmud, the Mishnas and other Jewish sources identifying more than the binary MaleFemale classifications of gender and sexual identify. Plus how Biological Science and Genetics affirm these 6 categories are real. Today's episode is brought to you by Drugs & Jesus by Joshua Lawson. To listen to all QuoirCast podcasts, head on over to quoir.com

A different form of a gene called CHD1L found in people with African ancestry has been linked to lower HIV levels in people infected with the virus, and the discovery could open the door to improved treatments