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Italy's Poo Patrol: DNA Tests Mandatory For All Dogs In This City - Vimarsana News

Italy's Poo Patrol: DNA Tests Mandatory For All Dogs In This City

In Bolzano, dog owners are now required to provide their dog's DNA to enable authorities to match it with any feces found on city streets.

Source: ndtv.com
Denisovan Genes Responsible for Modern Depression, Says New Study - Vimarsana News

Denisovan Genes Responsible for Modern Depression, Says New Study

According to scientists the interbreeding with ancient Denisovans led to a slight variation in zinc regulation resulting in modern day mental health issues.

23andMe Customers' Genetic Profiles Put Up for Sale by Hacker - Vimarsana News

23andMe Customers' Genetic Profiles Put Up for Sale by Hacker

ReutersThe genetic profiles of potentially millions of 23andMe users have been put up for sale on a hacker forum by a seller who claimed the data could be used to target Ashkenazi Jews and those of Chinese descent.The company, which specializes in preparing ancestry reports for users who send in a saliva sample, confirmed that the data available for sale online was genuine, but said the leak was not the result of a breach in its systems.Rather, users’ individual accounts were compromised via oth

Source: yahoo.com
Innovations Needed in GI Cancer and Key Takeaways from ESMO 2023 - Vimarsana News

Innovations Needed in GI Cancer and Key Takeaways from ESMO 2023

John L. Marshall M.D., explains the importance of in-person conferences and the future of AI in the field.

Source: ajmc.com
Identifying those left missing during Colombian conflict a daunting task - Vimarsana News

Identifying those left missing during Colombian conflict a daunting task

Bogota, Mar 17 (EFE).- More than 100,000 families are currently engaged in the drawn-out, emotionally draining search for a loved one who went missing during Colombia’s decades-old armed conflict, a quest made more difficult due to the ravages of time and the dismemberment of bodies found in cemeteries and other grave sites. “Both violence and …