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A team led by University of Pennsylvania scientists has discovered three genetic variants that offer the first strong clues as to why glaucoma disproportionately affects Black people.
A team led by University of Pennsylvania scientists has discovered three genetic variants that offer the first strong clues as to why glaucoma disproportionately affects Black people.
Variants are common in people with African ancestry and are associated with a significantly higher risk of developing the sight-robbing disease.
Variants are common in people with African ancestry and are associated with a significantly higher risk of developing the sight-robbing disease.
Variants are common in people with African ancestry and are associated with a significantly higher risk of developing the sight-robbing disease.