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Scientists discover new 'fat genes' that make you six times more likely to be obese - Vimarsana News

Scientists discover new 'fat genes' that make you six times more likely to be obese

Researchers have identified genetic variants in two genes that have some of the most significant impacts on the risk of obesity, diabetes and liver disease ever uncovered

The science behind a solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

The science behind a solar eclipse

University of Vermont experts are gearing up to create an unforgettable experience for students, staff and faculty as a major natural event approaches.

Heavy on Genes: The Weighty Role of BSN and APBA1 in Obesity - Vimarsana News

Heavy on Genes: The Weighty Role of BSN and APBA1 in Obesity

Rare gene variants in BSN & APBA1 discovered, conferring up to 6x obesity risk in adults. Unraveling neurobiology of obesity.

UN Human Rights Council again supports US regime change plans for Nicaragua - Vimarsana News

UN Human Rights Council again supports US regime change plans for Nicaragua

When the United Nations sets up a “commission of inquiry,” it can result in a powerful analysis of violations of human rights law, such as the one appointed in 2021 to examine Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestinian territories and its Apartheid practices. But other commissions can become political platforms aimed at demonizing a particular government

Scientists find new 'fat genes' that make you six times more likely to be obese - and up to 10,000 Brits carry them - Vimarsana News

Scientists find new 'fat genes' that make you six times more likely to be obese - and up to 10,000 Brits carry them

Researchers at the University of Cambridge also found the genetic quirk was linked with an increased risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and of type 2 diabetes.