NHS DNA sequencing to speed up diagnosis of critically ill children
A new form of DNA testing that has the potential to rapidly diagnose rare diseases in critically ill babies and children has been made available on the NHS...
A new form of DNA testing that has the potential to rapidly diagnose rare diseases in critically ill babies and children has been made available on the NHS...
by Rachel Siden
A large-scale US study on male fertility has shown that taking zinc and folic acid supplements do not increase the health of sperm or rate of pregnancy...
New research has suggested that a drug already in use for type 2 diabetes might also help prevent recurrent miscarriages...
Promising results from clinical trials give hope for using CRISPR genome editing to treat various heritable diseases and cancer in humans...
A major international study of the genetics of breast cancer published in the journal Nature Genetics has identified more than 350 genetic variants that increase an individual's risk of developing the disease...
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