'Silent' red hair gene increases skin cancer risk
Having a single copy of the 'ginger gene' may increase the risk of skin cancer, even among people who don't have red hair, according to a study...
by Ayala Ochert
Having a single copy of the 'ginger gene' may increase the risk of skin cancer, even among people who don't have red hair, according to a study...
Basildon and Brentwood CCG is proposing to cut its provision of fertility treatment for new and existing patients...
by Chris Hardy
A gene variant linked to increased risk of Alzheimer's disease may affect memory and thinking skills in children, a study has found...
by Arit Udoh
A group of international scientists have announced plans to work collaboratively on a research project that aims to develop human cancer models that would better mimic the disease...
Researchers have developed a new pathway for genetically testing ovarian cancer patients which they say will save both lives and money...
by Rebecca Carr
A cancer patient in Edinburgh has become the first woman in the UK to have a child following a transplant of her frozen ovarian tissue...
by Amina Yonis
Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) is improving all the time, and the tests may soon be offered to all pregnant women on the NHS. This event explored how to ensure that prospective mothers are properly counselled to make informed decisions about their pregnancy...
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Matching mitochondrial and nuclear DNA: Much ado about nothing?
by Professor Dusko Ilic
A match of mitochondrial and nuclear genomes apparently affects healthy ageing in mice. But key questions need to be answered before stirring up implications for human mitochondrial replacement therapies...