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Boy Or Girl? It's In The Father's Genes
11 Feb 2019
A Newcastle University study involving thousands of families is helping prospective parents work out whether they are likely to have sons or... +more
THE DISTINCT FORMS OF AN IMPORTANT GENOMIC DISRUPTION
11 Sep 2018
Genetic configuration is prevalent in certain breast, ovarian cancers and comes in six forms A genomic configuration recently identified as the... +more
MAKING B-LYMPHOCYTE TARGETING WORK IN TREATING TYPE 1 DIABETES
15 Aug 2018
$2.2M grant to JAX Professor David Serreze will fund search for new approaches to fighting autoimmune destruction Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a life-... +more
Women finding success in health tech sphere
11 Jul 2018
Women have been working in health care as far back as the first midwife. With the recent advent of technology in the industry, though, women have not... +more
IBM Invests in Pathway Genomics' Watson-Powered Health App
13 Jun 2018
Pathway Genomics yesterday announced an investment from IBM to launch Pathway Panorama, a health-focused mobile app powered by IBM’s Watson’s natural... +more
DEVELOPING BETTER GENE EDITING TECHNOLOGY
16 May 2018
CRISPR/Cas9 technologies have transformed the process of creating new mouse models of human diseases, reducing the time, cost and effort to... +more
12 Reasons You Should Attend Conferences
04 Apr 2018
There are so many great ways to learn and sharpen your skills these days: you can read blogs, listen to podcasts,  watch how-to videos on... +more
Zika may not be the only virus of its kind that can damage a fetus
13 Feb 2018
Zika virus may not be the black sheep of the family. Infections with either of two related viruses also cause fetal defects in mice, researchers find... +more
Diabetes drug 'significantly reverses memory loss' in mice with Alzheimer's
02 Jan 2018
The research, published in Brain Research, could bring substantial improvements in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease through the use of a... +more
'Cognitive ability genes' identified
04 Dec 2017
A new study — the largest of its kind — scrutinizes the cognitive performance and genomes of more than 100,000 people. The findings have unlocked new... +more

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