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Genetics and genomics explained: DNA, genes, inheritance, sequencing technology, and what it means for your health.

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Does the microbiome influence bone health?
The microbiome's impact on other body systems is an active research area. This new article shows how certain microbes may affect bone health.

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Rare Variants in ANGPTL4 May Protect Against Heart Disease
Genetics plays a role in heart disease, evening in protection. Find out if you have these rare variants with our Genome Exploration Tools!

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Can a Simple Eye Test Predict Parkinson’s Disease?
Parkinson's disease is a debilitating movement disorder affecting millions of people. Can a simple eye scan detect who is most at risk?

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Added Sugar may be Linked to Increased Risk of Kidney Stones
Doctors warn against too much added sugar, which may lead to several health problems. Now, researchers have linked kidney stones to these additives as well.

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A New Genetic Risk Factor for Long-COVID
Long COVID is a chronic condition occurring months after recovery. Researchers have discovered a genetic link that may predispose some people

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Scientists Link Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors and Carpal Tunnel
Linking clinical risk factors to musculoskeletal disorders can be a challenge. Researchers report new connections between heart disease and carpal tunnel.

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Can Doctors Use AI to Recommend the Most Effective Hypertension Treatment?
Prescribing hypertension treatment can be a challenge due to personal variables involved. AI may help doctors make better recommendations.

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Rare Variants May Protect from Smoking Addiction
Smoking can be a serious addiction with adverse health affects. New research suggests a rare variant that protects from smoking addiction.

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Clinical trial reveals a potentially novel therapy for tinnitus
While tinnitus is common, there is no FDA-approved treatment. Scientists on a new study find that a combination of stimulations may help

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Do Genetics Impact Exercise Benefits in Type 2 Diabetes?
Globally, type 2 diabetes affects over 500 million adults and incurs billions in annual costs. This form of diabetes arises when the insulin produced by the body isn’t enough to manage blood glucose levels effectively. Symptoms come about slowly, often … Do Genetics Impact Exercise Benefits in Type 2 Diabetes? Read More »

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A Variant in MMP12 Improves Lung Function
Did you know MMP12 mutations may affect lung function and COPD susceptibility in high-risk groups? Learn if you have this protective variant!

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Unveiling a New Bacterial Accomplice in Tooth Decay
Experts have long associated oral bacteria with tooth decay and cavities. Read more about a new species discovered to play a vital role.

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Can moderate alcohol consumption lower heart disease risk?
Prevention strategies for heart disease include diet and exercise. Other modifiable factors, like moderate alcohol, may mean new treatment

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A protective genetic variant for COVID-19
To understand COVID-19 scientists explore genetics and recently discovered a variant related to COVID-19 severity in diverse populations

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Is using the internet good for your brain?
Did you know that being a regular internet user may help fight dementia? New research suggests moderate time online may benefit brain health.

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Could allergies be an indicator of osteoarthritis?
Osteoarthritis is associated with pain caused by wear and tear on the joints. Scientists suggest that allergic reactions may play a role.

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Scientists discover new protective variants against gout
Gout is arthritis that often affects the big toe . Scientists believe they have found rare gene variants that protect against this condition.

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Unveiling the Connection between Air Pollution and Dementia: How Strong Is It?
Air pollution is known to cause health problems, mainly related to breathing. Now, scientists suggest it may also be linked to brain health

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More intense hypertension treatment may improve brain health
Blood pressure control is needed for good cardiovascular health. Did you know that new research suggests it may also be good for your brain?

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Protective Variants Could Shield Against Age-related Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a common eye condition causing blurriness in central vision due to damage to the macula, a small region in the center of the retina. The macula is responsible for the sharp, detailed central vision needed … Protective Variants Could Shield Against Age-related Macular Degeneration Read More »

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Can biological age affect depression and anxiety?
Mental health conditions affect how our bodies age. Researchers recently explored whether biological age could also drive these disorders.

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The protective role of CIDEB variants against liver disease
Liver disease occurs when this organ can no longer filter blood. A combination of genetic variants may confer protection from this condition.

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Sleep apnea variability linked to increased hypertension
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs when breathing during sleep is interrupted for longer than 10 seconds at least five times per hour. In brief, it causes someone to start and stop breathing, often resulting in a restless night’s sleep. It … Sleep apnea variability linked to increased hypertension Read More »

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Obesity may increase cancer risk for those with BRCA mutations
Obesity is linked to many conditions, including cancers. A new study sought to link obesity to those with genetic indicators of breast cancer
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