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Using innovative, do-it-yourself hacks, healthcare consumers are creating solutions to help manage their diabetes.
Using innovative, do-it-yourself hacks, healthcare consumers are creating solutions to help manage their diabetes.
Human trials of CRISPR are gaining approval but the impact is still unclear.
Welcome to the future, because you can’t say no to catching a serial killer.
Researchers are discovering connections between psychological well-being and immunity.
Two experts in the field weigh in on the growing market for direct-to-consumer genetic tests that focus on fitness, nutrition, and even wine preference.
Health information technology’s growing pains frustrate many, but others remain optimistic that electronic health records can be made more useful.
The Personal Genetics Education Project furthers the conversation about genomics in health and society.
Some scientists may argue that race is a proxy for genetics, but it’s not a good one.
Cutting-edge science and technology should be available for all.
Early results suggest precision delivery is safe but much remains unknown.
New analysis compares Roche's hemophilia A therapy with the current standard of care.
Newly-approved drug for metastatic breast cancers with BRCA mutations is effective for triple-negative patients.
Adding DNA collection to the routine Pap test may improve cancer diagnoses.
Startups are eager to have women test for bacteria linked to STIs, but scientists aren’t so sure yet.