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Gene polymorphism

The New York Times, June 27, 2000
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Personalized Medicine: Past, Present, and Future

Edward Abrahams, PhD
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Photo of a pregnant women's stomach showing a healthcare professional (only torso showing for both people) listening to the baby's heartbeat with a stethoscope to check the health of the baby and also to listen for signs of congenital heart defects.
Molecular Dx

Genetic Variants Linked to Maternal and Newborn Disease in China Uncovered

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Image of an ovary showing polycystic ovary syndrome or PCOS
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Rare Variants Can Strongly Affect Menopause and Cancer Risk

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Neurons in dementia, conceptual illustration
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Passage Bio’s Dementia Gene Therapy Trial Expands Patient Pool

Jonathan D. Grinstein, PhD
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Multiple Sclerosis Nerve Disorder illustrated as a head with neurons fluorescing in the brain and damaged neurons to the right hand side
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RIKEN Scientists Find Rare T Cells Associated with Immune Disorders

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Portrait of an older black man in a swimming pool wearing a swimming hat. Exercise is one of several lifestyle factors that can help increase lifespan.
Molecular Dx

Healthy Lifestyle Reduces Genetic Risk of Dying Early

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Genetic Research, DNA profile reflected in a test tube containing a sample
Molecular Dx

MassMutual Expands Voluntary Genetic Testing Program

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Image showing microglia in the brain illustrating Alzheimer's Disease, which could be treated in the future by targeting heparin-sulfate-modified proteins or proteoglycans (HSPGs)
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Restoring Microglial Activity Could Help Treat Alzheimer’s Disease

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Gilad Almogy, PhD
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In Conversation with Gilad Almogy

Helen Albert
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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia ALL-L2 blood smear under light microscopy
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Genetic Variant Identified Responsible for Higher Risk of ALL in Latinos

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