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(16-Nov-2009) Identifying mutation in deceased cuts costs for evaluating risk in relatives, study shows |
(16-Nov-2009) Gene mutations linked to both common and rarer hereditary forms of disease |
(16-Nov-2009) Identifying mutation in deceased cuts costs for evaluating risk in relatives, study shows |
(16-Nov-2009) When BRCA1 is deactivated, it can lead to hardening of the arteries, mouse study suggests |
(12-Nov-2009) Finding holds hope of better treatment for muscular dystrophy, experts say |
(12-Nov-2009) Finding holds hope of better treatment for muscular dystrophy, experts say |
(05-Nov-2009) 10,000 human genomes could be sequenced next year, company says |
(05-Nov-2009) Pioneering work may offer hope for patients with adrenoleukodystrophy |
(05-Nov-2009) And excess consumption of saturated fats raises obesity risk, researchers find |
(05-Nov-2009) Findings could aid understanding of human diseases, scientists say |
(05-Nov-2009) 10,000 human genomes could be sequenced next year, company says |
(05-Nov-2009) Pioneering work may offer hope for patients with adrenoleukodystrophy |
(05-Nov-2009) 10,000 human genomes could be sequenced next year, company says |
(04-Nov-2009) Mutation is tied to a protein implicated in rare form of bowel disorder, researchers say |
(02-Nov-2009) And hypertension could contribute to developing the brain disease, study finds |
(29-Oct-2009) 1 in 3 people have DNA that may make things tougher behind the wheel, researchers say |
(28-Oct-2009) In long term, advance may lead to better fertility treatments, experts say |
(28-Oct-2009) Small studies found two mutations in women who had recurring episodes |
(28-Oct-2009) Researchers also identify immune cells involved in tissue damage caused by smoking |
(24-Oct-2009) Youngest patients have best chance at some visual recovery, research suggests |
(24-Oct-2009) Youngest patients have best chance at some visual recovery, research suggests |
(23-Oct-2009) Malignant hyperthermia occurs with extreme exercise, not just surgery, researchers find |
(23-Oct-2009) Special region found only in people offers clues to language development |
(22-Oct-2009) Technology allows scientists to spot non-essential DNA base pairs |
(22-Oct-2009) Technology allows scientists to spot non-essential DNA base pairs |
(22-Oct-2009) Treatment with oxytocin might improve social interaction, researchers say |
(21-Oct-2009) Finding from worldwide study could one day lead to new treatments |
(21-Oct-2009) In worm model, genes gained from two parents helped offspring thrive, study shows |
(20-Oct-2009) Risks for breaks rise if a brother or sister has heart failure or stroke, study finds |
(16-Oct-2009) The information may help accelerate research into diseases and treatments, experts say |
(16-Oct-2009) Researchers concerned that disease may be developing earlier |
(16-Oct-2009) Cord-blood stem cells given early in pregnancy might save infants most at risk, researchers say |
(16-Oct-2009) Researchers concerned that disease may be developing earlier |
(16-Oct-2009) The information may help accelerate research into diseases and treatments, experts say |
(14-Oct-2009) Experts cautious about validity, usefulness of some on the market |
(14-Oct-2009) Experts cautious about validity, usefulness of some on the market |
(14-Oct-2009) Finding may help tailor treatments to keep patients from stopping meds, researcher says |
(14-Oct-2009) It may be possible to stop tumor growth without harmful therapies, study suggests |
(12-Oct-2009) Finding might yield insights into diseases like Parkinson's, experts say |
(12-Oct-2009) Suppressing it improved cardiac function in aging mice, scientists report |
(12-Oct-2009) Finding might yield insights into diseases like Parkinson's, experts say |
(12-Oct-2009) To treats symptoms of hereditary angiodema |
(12-Oct-2009) Suppressing it improved cardiac function in aging mice, scientists report |
(08-Oct-2009) Technique lets researchers see how and where DNA fits into cells |
(08-Oct-2009) Technique lets researchers see how and where DNA fits into cells |
(08-Oct-2009) Chemicals can do the work previously handled by genes, researchers find |
(07-Oct-2009) Researchers identify possible genetic links, but urge further study |
(07-Oct-2009) Researchers identify possible genetic links, but urge further study |
(07-Oct-2009) Researchers identify possible genetic links, but urge further study |
(06-Oct-2009) The breast cancer drug works better depending on particular DNA, study suggests |
(05-Oct-2009) Expanded list of genetic links might improve diagnosis, treatment, researchers say |
(05-Oct-2009) Expanded list of genetic links might improve diagnosis, treatment, researchers say |
(22-Sep-2009) Findings could lead to new treatments or even a cure, researchers say |
(18-Sep-2009) Finding could lead to better treatment options, study suggests |
(18-Sep-2009) Impulsive traits may be passed down from parents, research shows |
(18-Sep-2009) Finding could lead to better treatment options, study suggests |
(17-Sep-2009) Discovery could shed light on conditions related to sleep-wake cycle |
(16-Sep-2009) Researchers use gene therapy to restore color perception in monkeys |
(15-Sep-2009) Finding could lead to treatments for bronchitis, asthma, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2009) Targeted drug therapy often doesn't reach the right patients, study finds |
(11-Sep-2009) Finding might help predict who's susceptible to the disease, study says |
(11-Sep-2009) Newly discovered gene affects insulin resistance, study finds |
(11-Sep-2009) Study in mice provides clues to variations in disease progression |
(10-Sep-2009) Scientists determine structure of enzymes involved in making ribosomes |
(10-Sep-2009) Society affects biology, researchers say |
(06-Sep-2009) Study suggests they're implicated in clearance of amyloid plaque from brain |
(03-Sep-2009) Deleted gene allows rodents to eat high-fat diet and stay thin, research shows |
(03-Sep-2009) Deleted gene allows rodents to eat high-fat diet and stay thin, research shows |
(02-Sep-2009) Stem-cell transplant without chemo can help avoid treatment toxicity, research shows |
(02-Sep-2009) Accounting for risk factors made no difference in disparity, researchers find |
(31-Aug-2009) Cigarettes may trigger prenatal gene changes, leading to lifelong health problems, study suggests |
(31-Aug-2009) Mutant genes linked to melanoma could be targets for treatment, researchers say |
(28-Aug-2009) Gene-based treatment could block tumors, prevent recurrence, researchers say |
(27-Aug-2009) Findings could have implications for study of human genetics and disease |
(27-Aug-2009) Findings could have implications for study of human genetics and disease |
(26-Aug-2009) But the technique is bound to be controversial if tried in humans, experts warn |
(26-Aug-2009) But the technique is bound to be controversial if tried in humans, experts warn |
(21-Aug-2009) Researchers already testing potential treatment |
(21-Aug-2009) Researchers already testing potential treatment |
(19-Aug-2009) Finding supports worthiness of genetic screening |
(18-Aug-2009) An inherited metabolic disorder |
(17-Aug-2009) Finding will help predict patient response to therapy, researchers say |
(17-Aug-2009) Finding will help predict patient response to therapy, researchers say |
(17-Aug-2009) Finding will help predict patient response to therapy, researchers say |
(13-Aug-2009) Genetic mutation could explain why some function fine on six hours a night |
(12-Aug-2009) Injection under retina may allow increased light sensitivity, research suggests |
(12-Aug-2009) Injection under retina may allow increased light sensitivity, research suggests |
(12-Aug-2009) Injection under retina may allow increased light sensitivity, research suggests |
(11-Aug-2009) Stanford researcher says he completed the task for $50,000 |
(11-Aug-2009) Stanford researcher says he completed the task for $50,000 |
(11-Aug-2009) Stanford researcher says he completed the task for $50,000 |
(11-Aug-2009) Small study finds that mutation may lead to protein deficiency |
(07-Aug-2009) Women with BRCA gene mutations often choose preventive measures, study finds |
(07-Aug-2009) Women with BRCA gene mutations often choose preventive measures, study finds |
(06-Aug-2009) Gene signature detects differences in viral, bacterial infections, study finds |
(06-Aug-2009) Scientists spot proteins that help sperm revert to stem cell state |
(06-Aug-2009) Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
(06-Aug-2009) Scientists spot proteins that help sperm revert to stem cell state |
(05-Aug-2009) Findings could help scientists understand genetic basis of cancer |
(05-Aug-2009) Breakthrough finding shows virus carries huge RNA genetic code |
(04-Aug-2009) Blocking bad gene kept disease from being passed to offspring |
(04-Aug-2009) Blocking bad gene kept disease from being passed to offspring |
(03-Aug-2009) New findings are consistent with previous research |
(31-Jul-2009) Could help advance understanding of this vision-robbing disease |
(30-Jul-2009) Dachshunds, corgis and others may trace their height to an evolutionary event |
(30-Jul-2009) Dachshunds, corgis and others may trace their height to an evolutionary event |
(30-Jul-2009) Treatment could be tested in women within 18 to 24 months, expert suggests |
(29-Jul-2009) Discovery paves way for better therapies for some blood cancer patients, experts say |
(29-Jul-2009) Discovery paves way for better therapies for some blood cancer patients, experts say |
(22-Jul-2009) Finding may lead to new treatments, researcher says |
(22-Jul-2009) Finding may lead to new treatments, researcher says |
(22-Jul-2009) Animal tests suggest humanin could have therapeutic benefits |
(21-Jul-2009) Findings could lead to better therapies for severe forms of the disease |
(20-Jul-2009) 'Sox17' gene could further pancreatic research, study suggests |
(20-Jul-2009) In lab study, re-engineered cells show promise for cardiac treatment |
(20-Jul-2009) Finding provides insight into tumor growth, metastasis, researchers say |
(17-Jul-2009) Delay in diagnosis could be prevented with better screening, study finds |
(17-Jul-2009) Delay in diagnosis could be prevented with better screening, study finds |
(17-Jul-2009) Gene, brain activity may determine child's temperament, study finds |
(17-Jul-2009) But researchers believe a replacement will take over |
(17-Jul-2009) Could be targets for new treatments, researchers say |
(16-Jul-2009) Family bonds, dedicated scientists set their sights on the bone malignancy chordoma |
(16-Jul-2009) Family bonds, dedicated scientists set their sights on the bone malignancy chordoma |
(16-Jul-2009) When it comes to drinking and acting out, genes alone aren't destiny, study finds |
(15-Jul-2009) Findings shed light on understanding of dilated cardiomyopathy |
(15-Jul-2009) Findings shed light on understanding of dilated cardiomyopathy |
(15-Jul-2009) Second study found that individuals who were informed about their risk weren't devastated |
(14-Jul-2009) New research finds eating healthy, moderate activity are protective |
(14-Jul-2009) Discovery could help change disease from fatal to chronic, researcher says |
(13-Jul-2009) Discovery of TOMM40 adds to understanding of disease development |
(13-Jul-2009) Discovery of TOMM40 adds to understanding of disease development |
(10-Jul-2009) Genetic mutation increases likelihood of eczema and asthma, study finds |
(09-Jul-2009) How it may affect your health |
(08-Jul-2009) Mouse study led to discovery of mutation and could advance treatments |
(08-Jul-2009) In small study, some patients had their hearing restored |
(08-Jul-2009) Mouse study led to discovery of mutation and could advance treatments |
(08-Jul-2009) Might help those with advanced disease buy time until transplant, study shows |
(07-Jul-2009) Discovery could lead to new treatment targets, researchers say |
(03-Jul-2009) Researchers express hope that finding will lead to treatments |
(02-Jul-2009) And that might raise odds for diabetes, asthma later on, researchers say |
(02-Jul-2009) Discovery may help explain why disease runs in families |
(01-Jul-2009) Immune function genes also in the same area, researchers say |
(30-Jun-2009) Lung cancer assessment allays some concerns about how patients interpret results, researchers say |
(26-Jun-2009) Finding could help advance autism research in humans |
(25-Jun-2009) Variations would explain different attention-disorder symptoms, study suggests |
(25-Jun-2009) Variations would explain different attention-disorder symptoms, study suggests |
(24-Jun-2009) Olaparib prevents malignant cells from repairing themselves, researchers say |
(19-Jun-2009) Lab tests find cannabis even more toxic than tobacco |
(18-Jun-2009) If perfected, screening method could make disease detection easier, experts say |
(17-Jun-2009) Presence of a 'warrior gene' variant ups violence inclination, study finds |
(17-Jun-2009) Presence of a 'warrior gene' variant ups violence inclination, study finds |
(17-Jun-2009) Finding sheds light on cause of lethal cancer, expert says |
(17-Jun-2009) Researchers say discovery could lead to lifesaving drugs |
(16-Jun-2009) Smoking, drinking and more can override what you're born with, study finds |
(16-Jun-2009) Successful blood-clotting in lab could pave way for human trials, researchers say |
(16-Jun-2009) But stressful life events can trigger the condition, researchers say |
(16-Jun-2009) Taking precautions best way to avoid deep vein thrombosis, report says |
(16-Jun-2009) But stressful life events can trigger the condition, researchers say |
(16-Jun-2009) Smoking, drinking and more can override what you're born with, study finds |
(16-Jun-2009) Successful blood-clotting in lab could pave way for human trials, researchers say |
(15-Jun-2009) Data on 'packaging' in sperm cells may also help assess infertility |
(15-Jun-2009) Data on 'packaging' in sperm cells may also help assess infertility |
(15-Jun-2009) Novel delivery of gene therapy suppresses tumors in mice |
(12-Jun-2009) Businesses, the public, even families are involved, study finds |
(10-Jun-2009) Understanding primary biliary cirrhosis may lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(10-Jun-2009) Understanding primary biliary cirrhosis may lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(10-Jun-2009) Alternatives to current breast cancer therapy needed for some patients, study says |
(09-Jun-2009) Danish study fingers high levels of lipoprotein(a) |
(08-Jun-2009) Study of twins finds those with depression have trouble sleeping |
(05-Jun-2009) Study finds no added risk for eating meat, even when cooked at high temps |
(05-Jun-2009) Women and doctors should watch for signs of excessive blood loss, experts say |
(05-Jun-2009) Women and doctors should watch for signs of excessive blood loss, experts say |
(04-Jun-2009) Finding could help those with potentially deadly conditions |
(04-Jun-2009) Finding could help those with potentially deadly conditions |
(01-Jun-2009) Discovery could help determine which men are at increased risk, scientists say |
(01-Jun-2009) Study in mice also suggests possible treatment with blood pressure med |
(29-May-2009) Scientists may be able to prevent heredity disorder in Golden Retrievers |
(29-May-2009) Scientists may be able to prevent heredity disorder in Golden Retrievers |
(29-May-2009) Scientists may be able to prevent heredity disorder in Golden Retrievers |
(27-May-2009) 'Transgenic' primates can pass along clues to human disease in their DNA, scientists explain |
(27-May-2009) Marker indicates aggressiveness of the disease, study finds |
(27-May-2009) 'Transgenic' primates can pass along clues to human disease in their DNA, scientists explain |
(26-May-2009) Discovery helps explain association between the two illnesses |
(21-May-2009) Team finds mice lacking certain gene showed fewer signs of condition |
(20-May-2009) Family study sheds more light on mysterious condition |
(20-May-2009) Family study sheds more light on mysterious condition |
(20-May-2009) The findings might someday lead to better treatments, experts say |
(19-May-2009) In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells |
(18-May-2009) Gene reprogramming can occur in just 3 days time |
(18-May-2009) By preserving protective ends of DNA, aging might be slowed, study suggests |
(18-May-2009) Gene reprogramming can occur in just 3 days time |
(15-May-2009) Telling children about genetic risks fosters openness, expert says |
(15-May-2009) That knowledge could guide important treatment decisions, experts say |
(14-May-2009) Study in mice finds drug alters gene activity, points to new methods for treatment |
(13-May-2009) Adding B vitamin to grain products cut congenital heart defects in newborns, researchers say |
(12-May-2009) Each bit of DNA offers insights to better treatments, scientists say |
(08-May-2009) Mouse study finds those that crave alcohol are more likely to choose quick rewards |
(08-May-2009) Enfeebled and sterile, Charles II's genes made him the last of his line, researchers say |
(06-May-2009) Study identifies three genetic ties to brain metastasis |
(06-May-2009) Increases in a protein likely cause, but study doesn't provide direct proof |
(05-May-2009) And its response to a positive or negative view could be partly hereditary, study finds |
(04-May-2009) Discovery of 2 gene variants that kill off protective hormone could lead to new treatments |
(04-May-2009) Discovery of 2 gene variants that kill off protective hormone could lead to new treatments |
(30-Apr-2009) Study finds more shock and kidney problems in those with variant |
(30-Apr-2009) Tissue density tied to chances of disease in middle-age and beyond, study suggests |
(29-Apr-2009) Injections appear to be safe, but more research needed |
(28-Apr-2009) Expert calls new findings a 'crack in the facade' of the disorder |
(28-Apr-2009) Less toxic regimen could be sufficient for some women, study finds |
(28-Apr-2009) Expert calls new findings a 'crack in the facade' of the disorder |
(27-Apr-2009) But it's unlikely these factors cause the neurological condition, experts say |
(23-Apr-2009) Could lead to better breeding techniques, shed light on human genome |
(23-Apr-2009) 'Chemical' programming avoids problems genetic manipulation poses, study finds |
(22-Apr-2009) Study in mice could explain differing outcomes of drinking while pregnant |
(22-Apr-2009) Key alterations hold clues to blood, bladder and ovarian malignancies, researchers say |
(21-Apr-2009) Study finds chances of getting deadly skin cancer higher despite darker coloring |
(21-Apr-2009) Folic acid supplements, smoking and genetics are among research targets |
(20-Apr-2009) In studies, an immune boost fights prostate tumors, and better drugs outwit brain, pancreatic malignancies |
(16-Apr-2009) The way cells use oxygen could keep them younger, longer |
(15-Apr-2009) Chromosomal region contains two suspect variants that raise risk for brain attack |
(13-Apr-2009) Study finds differences drop or disappear when scale is reduced |
(10-Apr-2009) Discovery advances search for better treatments, experts say |
(03-Apr-2009) Prospect stems from discovery of mutation affecting infertility |
(02-Apr-2009) Disease-prone mice lacking this factor failed to develop common symptoms, study finds |
(02-Apr-2009) Disease-prone mice lacking this factor failed to develop common symptoms, study finds |
(02-Apr-2009) Discovery could lead to ways of regrowing damaged cardiac tissue, experts say |
(01-Apr-2009) Study in mice hints at possible use in brain cancer treatment |
(01-Apr-2009) Study found whites much less likely to have this variant |
(01-Apr-2009) Study found whites much less likely to have this variant |
(01-Apr-2009) Study found whites much less likely to have this variant |
(01-Apr-2009) Finding, called 'not overwhelming,' applies only to those with particular gene mutation |
(31-Mar-2009) Risk rises for babies conceived in spring, summer, when chemical concentrations peak |
(31-Mar-2009) Activity of key proteins separate cancer from benign mole, scientists say |
(27-Mar-2009) Conservation of glucose for survival may apply to humans as well, researchers say |
(27-Mar-2009) Conservation of glucose for survival may apply to humans as well, researchers say |
(26-Mar-2009) Certain variants weaken lungs' defenses against free radicals, researchers say |
(25-Mar-2009) Variation found in more than 40% of females under 50 raises odds almost 4-fold |
(24-Mar-2009) Differences associated with behavioral traits, susceptibility to certain diseases |
(24-Mar-2009) The finding casts the usefulness of screening into doubt, scientists say |
(24-Mar-2009) Differences associated with behavioral traits, susceptibility to certain diseases |
(24-Mar-2009) Heart experts stress the importance of genetic testing and diagnosis |
(24-Mar-2009) Most cervical cancers arose from strains covered by the shot, study finds |
(24-Mar-2009) The finding casts the usefulness of screening into doubt, scientists say |
(23-Mar-2009) Finding could prevent fatal arrhythmias by limiting meds in those with risk factor |
(23-Mar-2009) Finding could prevent fatal arrhythmias by limiting meds in those with risk factor |
(20-Mar-2009) What works for some people might be dangerous for others |
(20-Mar-2009) Inherited susceptibility to cigarette smoke may be the key |
(19-Mar-2009) Mutation affects kidneys, brain and inner ear, study finds |
(18-Mar-2009) Whether method might someday help people awaits further study |
(18-Mar-2009) Finding could lead to new treatments for the disease, researchers say |
(12-Mar-2009) Factors that lead to skin cancer make uveal melanoma more likely, too, study finds |
(11-Mar-2009) Bodies found near rest of Tsar Nicholas II's family identified as 2 missing children |
(11-Mar-2009) Certain DNA could encourage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, research shows |
(11-Mar-2009) Bodies found near rest of Tsar Nicholas II's family identified as 2 missing children |
(11-Mar-2009) Study in mice pinpoints role of gene mutation in triggering certain headaches |
(10-Mar-2009) Findings shed light on gene serving as marker for others involved in tumor development |
(10-Mar-2009) Skin blistering, as well as family history, appears linked to skin disorder, expert says |
(10-Mar-2009) Findings shed light on gene serving as marker for others involved in tumor development |
(09-Mar-2009) Proteins that repair genetic damage are focus of new research |
(09-Mar-2009) A man's biological clock may be ticking too, researchers say |
(09-Mar-2009) Most carriers view the procedure as best security against the disease, study finds |
(09-Mar-2009) Proteins that repair genetic damage are focus of new research |
(06-Mar-2009) Corn syrup more easily metabolizes to fat in liver, which may trigger disease, study says |
(05-Mar-2009) Discovery might someday yield therapies to restore sight, experts suggest |
(05-Mar-2009) Discovery might someday yield therapies to restore sight, experts suggest |
(05-Mar-2009) Discovery might someday yield therapies to restore sight, experts suggest |
(04-Mar-2009) Researchers say they disabled bacterial defenses, making antibiotics more effective |
(04-Mar-2009) Finding may shed light on physiology of phobias in general, study suggests |
(03-Mar-2009) Drugs blocking this communication may offer therapeutic benefits, mouse study finds |
(02-Mar-2009) It's associated with both brain development and GI system functions, study finds |
(27-Feb-2009) They need to be more aware of the threats to themselves and relatives, study says |
(27-Feb-2009) Genetic analysis method can be used on all women with diagnosis, study says |
(27-Feb-2009) They need to be more aware of the threats to themselves and relatives, study says |
(26-Feb-2009) Discovery might one day lead to additional treatments, experts say |
(26-Feb-2009) Discovery might one day lead to additional treatments, experts say |
(26-Feb-2009) Discovery might one day lead to additional treatments, experts say |
(26-Feb-2009) Gene-searching method uncovered more players in painful gastrointestinal condition |
(25-Feb-2009) One measures genes in urine, another combines PSA and other risk factors |
(25-Feb-2009) The risk is higher if even distant relatives have suffered such problems, study finds |
(25-Feb-2009) Variant can affect disease severity, experts say |
(24-Feb-2009) Mutation discovered more common in white women, but different genes might raise risk in black women |
(24-Feb-2009) Discovery might someday lead to new dental techniques |
(23-Feb-2009) In fact, ruptures tend to occur later in life, large study finds |
(23-Feb-2009) Those without FTO gene stay slim without dieting or added exercise, German researchers say |
(20-Feb-2009) Marker could be used to identify those at risk and tailor treatment methods |
(20-Feb-2009) Marker could be used to identify those at risk and tailor treatment methods |
(20-Feb-2009) Marker could be used to identify those at risk and tailor treatment methods |
(19-Feb-2009) Presence of ApoE4 gene in offspring makes a difference, study finds |
(18-Feb-2009) All states mandate at least 21 tests for devastating conditions, report says |
(18-Feb-2009) Formula that includes DNA data proves faster, more accurate in early tests |
(18-Feb-2009) Tests could one day individualize treatment, researcher says |
(17-Feb-2009) Environment can boost mutations in genes, study says |
(17-Feb-2009) A marker in lymph nodes points to more persistent tumors, scientists say |
(17-Feb-2009) One gene mutation accounts for bulk of cases, study finds |
(17-Feb-2009) Suspected variant is not a player, but two genotypes might be, study finds |
(16-Feb-2009) Whether finding will lead to treatment improvements remains unclear |
(16-Feb-2009) Linkage between the two might be genetic, researchers say |
(15-Feb-2009) But research is preliminary and more trials are needed, study says |
(12-Feb-2009) Research could lead to new treatments for organ's diseases that have genetic cause |
(12-Feb-2009) 99 rhinoviruses now sequenced, could lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(12-Feb-2009) Research could lead to new treatments for organ's diseases that have genetic cause |
(11-Feb-2009) Mouse study suggests DNA affects how able someone is to have compassion for others |
(11-Feb-2009) Mouse study suggests DNA affects how able someone is to have compassion for others |
(10-Feb-2009) Rare disorder afflicts girls and involves neurological, cardiac and respiratory woes |
(10-Feb-2009) Pathogens such as HPV tweak their DNA to escape detection, study suggests |
(09-Feb-2009) Finding might lead to better diagnosis, treatment, study suggests |
(09-Feb-2009) International studies lay groundwork for designing way to spot susceptible patients |
(09-Feb-2009) Finding might lead to better diagnosis, treatment, study suggests |
(09-Feb-2009) ATryn sanctioned for rare genetic blood disorder |
(06-Feb-2009) Findings show most previous work missed key DNA variant, researchers say |
(06-Feb-2009) 2 mutations could increase cancer risk almost 6-fold, researchers find |
(06-Feb-2009) Findings show most previous work missed key DNA variant, researchers say |
(06-Feb-2009) 2 mutations could increase cancer risk almost 6-fold, researchers find |
(06-Feb-2009) 2 women who got injections report reduced pain and swelling |
(06-Feb-2009) Findings show most previous work missed key DNA variant, researchers say |
(06-Feb-2009) 2 mutations could increase cancer risk almost 6-fold, researchers find |
(05-Feb-2009) Supplements during pregnancy and early years could cut child's susceptibility, study says |
(05-Feb-2009) Supplements during pregnancy and early years could cut child's susceptibility, study says |
(04-Feb-2009) Finding might lead to better diagnosis and drug treatments, study says |
(04-Feb-2009) Finding might lead to better diagnosis and drug treatments, study says |
(30-Jan-2009) Changes to 2 alcohol-metabolizing enzymes are responsible, study says |
(30-Jan-2009) Changes to 2 alcohol-metabolizing enzymes are responsible, study says |
(30-Jan-2009) Changes to 2 alcohol-metabolizing enzymes are responsible, study says |
(29-Jan-2009) Genetics might offer early clues, finds a study in fish |
(29-Jan-2009) Genetics might offer early clues, finds a study in fish |
(28-Jan-2009) The hope is the finding could lead to new treatments for the neurological disorder |
(28-Jan-2009) The hope is the finding could lead to new treatments for the neurological disorder |
(27-Jan-2009) Scientists have spotted DNA potentially linked to the disease |
(27-Jan-2009) Finding could help tailor therapy regimen to individuals, experts say |
(26-Jan-2009) But researcher stresses risk is still low |
(26-Jan-2009) Twins study suggests that sociability, shyness might be hidden in DNA |
(23-Jan-2009) Muscle protein variant, most common in India, leaves carriers with little warning of dangers |
(23-Jan-2009) Muscle protein variant, most common in India, leaves carriers with little warning of dangers |
(22-Jan-2009) Genetic tie found between Lou Gehrig's disease and canine ailment |
(22-Jan-2009) Genetic tie found between Lou Gehrig's disease and canine ailment |
(21-Jan-2009) Harvard researchers say treatment involving genes works in mice |
(20-Jan-2009) The screens resulted in better patient outcomes but at high price, researchers say |
(19-Jan-2009) Traditional risk factors are just as reliable, researchers say |
(16-Jan-2009) Large Swedish study suggests reappraisal of conditions as distinct entities needed |
(16-Jan-2009) Discovery might help people make healthier diet, lifestyle choices, scientists say |
(16-Jan-2009) Effort will track development of 100,000 kids from birth to age 21 |
(16-Jan-2009) Study shows gene mutations for coloring, patterns exist only in livestock and pets |
(16-Jan-2009) Large Swedish study suggests reappraisal of conditions as distinct entities needed |
(15-Jan-2009) Consumer labeling not required for foods from these animals, agency says |
(14-Jan-2009) Finding in monkeys could yield model for studying autism, schizophrenia, team says |
(14-Jan-2009) Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
(14-Jan-2009) Finding in monkeys could yield model for studying autism, schizophrenia, team says |
(14-Jan-2009) Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
(13-Jan-2009) Two extra steps improve results, study finds |
(13-Jan-2009) Study confirms women with BRCA mutations are wise to take preventive action |
(12-Jan-2009) Prostate cell findings could reveal targets for future treatments |
(12-Jan-2009) Men can carry the variation as well, study finds |
(12-Jan-2009) Prostate cell findings could reveal targets for future treatments |
(12-Jan-2009) Men can carry the variation as well, study finds |
(09-Jan-2009) Those with rare gene have disease relapse often within 5 years of apparent remission |
(09-Jan-2009) Those with rare gene have disease relapse often within 5 years of apparent remission |
(08-Jan-2009) Finding might one day lead to extended life spans |
(08-Jan-2009) Finding might one day lead to extended life spans |
(08-Jan-2009) Study may explain linguistic and cultural differences of native peoples |
(07-Jan-2009) Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is most common pediatric cancer |
(07-Jan-2009) Finding also bolsters tie between vitamin D and the brain disease |
(07-Jan-2009) Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is most common pediatric cancer |
(06-Jan-2009) Two drugs and a genetic variation are focus of promising studies |
(06-Jan-2009) Two drugs and a genetic variation are focus of promising studies |
(01-Jan-2009) Finding could help docs tailor treatments even further, researchers say |
(30-Dec-2008) Those with variant had cancer as well as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, study finds |
(30-Dec-2008) Finding might lead to new treatments for a variety of addictions, researchers say |
(30-Dec-2008) Those with variant had cancer as well as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, study finds |
(30-Dec-2008) Finding might lead to new treatments for a variety of addictions, researchers say |
(29-Dec-2008) Variant seems to help regulate amount of sodium in the body |
(29-Dec-2008) Variant seems to help regulate amount of sodium in the body |
(28-Dec-2008) While researchers make advances, quitting smoking remains your best bet |
(23-Dec-2008) Finding may help unravel how diseases form |
(23-Dec-2008) Younger patients with the mutation faced higher odds of heart attack, death, studies found |
(22-Dec-2008) 2 transporters normally help protect lungs by removing inhaled toxins, study say |
(19-Dec-2008) About a fifth of white Americans carry the mutation, researchers say |
(17-Dec-2008) Finding could lead to new treatments for this deadly disease, researchers say |
(17-Dec-2008) But study cautions lab findings were at levels unlikely to be achieved in real life |
(17-Dec-2008) Finding could lead to new treatments for this deadly disease, researchers say |
(17-Dec-2008) Signaling through the melanocortin-4 receptor controls blood pressure, study shows |
(16-Dec-2008) Finding adds weight to belief that longevity runs in families |
(16-Dec-2008) Finding adds weight to belief that longevity runs in families |
(16-Dec-2008) Scientists say they've found a more accurate cell-based prognostic tool |
(15-Dec-2008) Findings add to knowledge about appetite regulation among people |
(15-Dec-2008) Lab study showed it had effect on 60% Of malignant cells |
(15-Dec-2008) Blocking a particular gene could put brakes on killer disease, scientists say |
(15-Dec-2008) Findings add to knowledge about appetite regulation among people |
(11-Dec-2008) Finding challenges idea that the heart rhythm disorder is an electrical problem |
(11-Dec-2008) Radiation might cause damage to DNA, study says |
(11-Dec-2008) Finding challenges idea that the heart rhythm disorder is an electrical problem |
(11-Dec-2008) Radiation might cause damage to DNA, study says |
(10-Dec-2008) Findings could offer new therapies for neurodegenerative diseases |
(10-Dec-2008) If connection holds up, it might lead to cures, researchers say |
(10-Dec-2008) Some are genetically driven to eat more calories, study suggests |
(10-Dec-2008) If connection holds up, it might lead to cures, researchers say |
(10-Dec-2008) Some are genetically driven to eat more calories, study suggests |
(09-Dec-2008) Study of Vietnam vets and their twins showed inherited susceptibility was also a factor |
(08-Dec-2008) Study says selenium, particularly for women and those with p53 gene mutation, may help |
(08-Dec-2008) Could be targets for drug treatment, researchers note |
(04-Dec-2008) Deleting it in mice caused fatal respiratory distress, study says |
(04-Dec-2008) Deleting it in mice caused fatal respiratory distress, study says |
(04-Dec-2008) Finding could usher in new treatments for sickle cell disease and thalassemia |
(03-Dec-2008) Growing number with genetic, familial susceptibilities opt for double mastectomy |
(28-Nov-2008) The findings might boost understanding of the disease generally, researchers say |
(26-Nov-2008) Screens might be used to determine which patients will benefit, researchers say |
(26-Nov-2008) Screens might be used to determine which patients will benefit, researchers say |
(25-Nov-2008) Genetic variation identifies those with poor glucose control likely to have artery disease |
(25-Nov-2008) Key DNA might also help guide treatment choices, researchers say |
(25-Nov-2008) Key DNA might also help guide treatment choices, researchers say |
(25-Nov-2008) Genetic variation identifies those with poor glucose control likely to have artery disease |
(25-Nov-2008) Key DNA might also help guide treatment choices, researchers say |
(21-Nov-2008) Study found 2 popular drugs do not cause genetic damage that can lead to disease |
(21-Nov-2008) 2007 outbreak in Uganda genetically distinct from other known species |
(21-Nov-2008) Study found 2 popular drugs do not cause genetic damage that can lead to disease |
(20-Nov-2008) Processing of the brain chemical serotonin may be key, study says |
(20-Nov-2008) Each are regulated by different molecular mechanisms, scientists show |
(20-Nov-2008) Processing of the brain chemical serotonin may be key, study says |
(19-Nov-2008) Traditional risk factors, such as obesity, are just as useful, studies find |
(19-Nov-2008) Biomarkers could provide scientific baseline for anti-aging drug trials, study says |
(19-Nov-2008) Traditional risk factors, such as obesity, are just as useful, studies find |
(18-Nov-2008) But research is preliminary, scientists stress |
(17-Nov-2008) Such a test would be especially useful for blacks, other high-risk groups |
(17-Nov-2008) Unknown mutations may account for increased odds, researchers say |
(14-Nov-2008) Finding may explain why treatment and outcomes are different among races |
(14-Nov-2008) Finding may explain why treatment and outcomes are different among races |
(13-Nov-2008) Modifying gene called Foxp3 may develop cells capable of suppressing immune response |
(13-Nov-2008) Modifying gene called Foxp3 may develop cells capable of suppressing immune response |
(12-Nov-2008) Some breast tumors produce a protein that defeats the drug |
(10-Nov-2008) Researchers found poor children had heightened immune-system gene activity |
(10-Nov-2008) Researchers found poor children had heightened immune-system gene activity |
(10-Nov-2008) They could grow with kids who are born with heart valve defects, researchers say |
(07-Nov-2008) Finding explained high levels of uric acid in dog breed |
(07-Nov-2008) Finding could help identify people who'd respond to light therapy, study says |
(07-Nov-2008) Finding explained high levels of uric acid in dog breed |
(07-Nov-2008) Finding could help identify people who'd respond to light therapy, study says |
(05-Nov-2008) Research leads scientists closer to personalized medical care |
(05-Nov-2008) The gene has also been implicated in autism, researchers say |
(05-Nov-2008) They weigh the results as they do family history, study finds |
(05-Nov-2008) Study of leukemia patient's DNA may lead to routine gene scans, experts say |
(05-Nov-2008) Research leads scientists closer to personalized medical care |
(05-Nov-2008) The gene has also been implicated in autism, researchers say |
(03-Nov-2008) Feat represents another advance in stem cell research, experts say |
(03-Nov-2008) Feat represents another advance in stem cell research, experts say |
(31-Oct-2008) Variant prevented ear hair cells from pumping out excess calcium, study finds |
(31-Oct-2008) Variant prevented ear hair cells from pumping out excess calcium, study finds |
(30-Oct-2008) Though first discovered in the Alps, DNA study finds no genetic link to modern Europeans |
(30-Oct-2008) These DNA may influence age of disease onset and nerve cell death |
(30-Oct-2008) A genetic aberration may lead to effective, targeted therapies |
(30-Oct-2008) Though first discovered in the Alps, DNA study finds no genetic link to modern Europeans |
(29-Oct-2008) Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
(29-Oct-2008) Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
(28-Oct-2008) Study finds molecules convey genetic instructions from nuclei to fulfill different roles |
(28-Oct-2008) Study finds molecules convey genetic instructions from nuclei to fulfill different roles |
(27-Oct-2008) Inhibiting protein could yield new drug targets for mucosal fungus found in most people |
(27-Oct-2008) Finding could lead to tests, therapies, experts say |
(26-Oct-2008) Snapdragon flower pigments produced color, antioxidants in genetically modified fruit |
(26-Oct-2008) Snapdragon flower pigments produced color, antioxidants in genetically modified fruit |
(24-Oct-2008) Finding may offer insight into biology of disease and why some are susceptible |
(24-Oct-2008) Finding may offer insight into biology of disease and why some are susceptible |
(24-Oct-2008) People with changes in K-ras gene won't benefit from cetuximab, study finds |
(24-Oct-2008) Finding may offer insight into biology of disease and why some are susceptible |
(23-Oct-2008) Mouse study finds 'rotten egg'-smelling gas relaxes arteries, may have broader applications |
(23-Oct-2008) Mouse study finds 'rotten egg'-smelling gas relaxes arteries, may have broader applications |
(22-Oct-2008) Discovery could lead to new targeted, individualized treatments, experts say |
(22-Oct-2008) Discovery could lead to new targeted, individualized treatments, experts say |
(21-Oct-2008) Cognitive reserve compensates for brain damage, study says |
(17-Oct-2008) Natural compounds could mean faster treatments for TB, fight other drug-resistant bacteria |
(16-Oct-2008) Certain DNA may cause people to eat more to get the same pleasure from food |
(15-Oct-2008) Ancient strain shows disease is 3,000 years older than thought |
(15-Oct-2008) The combination nearly tripled the risk for children under 4, study found |
(15-Oct-2008) Study suggests link to radiation therapy, but experts say treatments are safer today |
(15-Oct-2008) A monogamous rodent could shed light on romantic loss |
(15-Oct-2008) The combination nearly tripled the risk for children under 4, study found |
(15-Oct-2008) A 186-gene panel, discovered in normal cells surrounding the tumor, may predict cancer survival, new research contends |
(14-Oct-2008) Finding may lead to new treatments to attack other tumor subtypes, study says |
(13-Oct-2008) The hope is the finding could one day lead to a screening test |
(13-Oct-2008) Study says deficiency persists even after weekly doses up to 3 times recommended amount |
(13-Oct-2008) Mouse study finds fetal cells compensated for loss of nearly half of cardiac tissue |
(13-Oct-2008) The hope is the finding could one day lead to a screening test |
(10-Oct-2008) High-risk homes with disengaged moms defined pattern, but not for young girls, study finds |
(10-Oct-2008) Elevated lipoprotein (a) levels boost cardiovascular disease risk for some |
(10-Oct-2008) High-risk homes with disengaged moms defined pattern, but not for young girls, study finds |
(08-Oct-2008) Study found it detected twice as many malignancies, serious precancerous polyps |
(08-Oct-2008) P. vivax causes 300 million cases of the disease each year |
(08-Oct-2008) Study found it detected twice as many malignancies, serious precancerous polyps |
(08-Oct-2008) Small study finds their levels correlate with cardiovascular trouble |
(08-Oct-2008) P. vivax causes 300 million cases of the disease each year |
(07-Oct-2008) If effective, it would be less invasive than current prenatal exams |
(07-Oct-2008) If effective, it would be less invasive than current prenatal exams |
(07-Oct-2008) Macular degeneration is a major cause of vision loss, blindness |
(03-Oct-2008) Higher levels of immune molecule might inhibit cells' ability to fight inflammation |
(03-Oct-2008) Higher levels of immune molecule might inhibit cells' ability to fight inflammation |
(01-Oct-2008) Variant is tied to a fat hormone, adiponectin, study finds |
(01-Oct-2008) Finding could lead to new treatments, experts say |
(30-Sep-2008) Heavier, longer infants more likely to develop disease as adults, study finds |
(29-Sep-2008) Finding could lead to therapeutic applications for tumor progression in other cancers |
(29-Sep-2008) Nerve cells may help spur inflammation, study shows |
(29-Sep-2008) Finding could lead to therapeutic applications for tumor progression in other cancers |
(29-Sep-2008) Study found missing section protected against psychiatric illness |
(26-Sep-2008) Now they can track disease progression as it happens, something not possible in humans |
(26-Sep-2008) Now they can track disease progression as it happens, something not possible in humans |
(23-Sep-2008) Patients with BRCA mutations cut their odds for malignancy when taking estrogen, study found |
(22-Sep-2008) People with the mutation may be at increased risk for disease, study concludes |
(22-Sep-2008) People with the mutation may be at increased risk for disease, study concludes |
(19-Sep-2008) Producers must provide safety and efficacy data before market approval |
(19-Sep-2008) Producers must provide safety and efficacy data before market approval |
(18-Sep-2008) While genes affect physiological development, mom's behavior changes effect, study says |
(18-Sep-2008) Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
(18-Sep-2008) While genes affect physiological development, mom's behavior changes effect, study says |
(18-Sep-2008) While genes affect physiological development, mom's behavior changes effect, study says |
(16-Sep-2008) Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
(16-Sep-2008) Treatment slowed reduction of brain size, improved motor functioning, study finds |
(16-Sep-2008) Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
(15-Sep-2008) SIRT1 was major factor in reaction to cisplatin, study finds |
(14-Sep-2008) CDK8 is frequently amplified in these malignancies, study finds |
(12-Sep-2008) Volunteers with rare eye disease regained partial sight with experimental therapy |
(12-Sep-2008) Volunteers with rare eye disease regained partial sight with experimental therapy |
(10-Sep-2008) New technology offers better diagnostic model for complex developmental abnormalities |
(10-Sep-2008) New technology offers better diagnostic model for complex developmental abnormalities |
(08-Sep-2008) Effect of mutation blunted in people with above-average activity scores, study finds |
(05-Sep-2008) Beasts established themselves earlier than presumed |
(05-Sep-2008) Findings could lead to tailored treatments for IBD, study suggests |
(05-Sep-2008) Findings could lead to tailored treatments for IBD, study suggests |
(04-Sep-2008) Mouse study shows disturbance of regulating gene starts domino effect altering development |
(04-Sep-2008) Findings of 3 studies focus on brain and pancreatic tumors |
(04-Sep-2008) For sufferers of joint disease, finding could lead to preventive treatments, study says |
(04-Sep-2008) Mouse study shows disturbance of regulating gene starts domino effect altering development |
(04-Sep-2008) Findings of 3 studies focus on brain and pancreatic tumors |
(02-Sep-2008) Offspring of men 55 and older were 1.37 times more likely to be diagnosed, study finds |
(02-Sep-2008) Researchers unlock active region of enzyme involved in cancer, aging |
(02-Sep-2008) One form of DNA linked to marital bliss, the other to discord, study found |
(31-Aug-2008) Mouse study shows genetic link to signals telling body when it's full, safe to mate |
(29-Aug-2008) Radiation may have caused chromosomal change that raises odds for malignancy, study finds |
(27-Aug-2008) Technological inferiority didn't spur their demise, researchers say |
(27-Aug-2008) Finding could lead to new drugs in fight against obesity, study says |
(27-Aug-2008) Study also uncovers risks associated with treating 'wet' form of the eye disease |
(27-Aug-2008) Technological inferiority didn't spur their demise, researchers say |
(27-Aug-2008) Finding could lead to new drugs in fight against obesity, study says |
(27-Aug-2008) Study also uncovers risks associated with treating 'wet' form of the eye disease |
(21-Aug-2008) The molecule causes flawed gene to work properly, researchers say |
(11-Aug-2008) Better 'waste disposal' could one day help treat human illnesses such as Alzheimer's, study says |
(11-Aug-2008) Shown unpleasant pictures, they had exaggerated 'startle' response that was hard to turn off |
(11-Aug-2008) Better 'waste disposal' could one day help treat human illnesses such as Alzheimer's, study says |
(11-Aug-2008) Shown unpleasant pictures, they had exaggerated 'startle' response that was hard to turn off |
(11-Aug-2008) Identifying these progenitors may provide context for tumor formation, new treatments |
(08-Aug-2008) Smokers were 8 times more likely than never-smokers to report 'buzz' with first cigarette |
(08-Aug-2008) Smokers were 8 times more likely than never-smokers to report 'buzz' with first cigarette |
(07-Aug-2008) Finding points to new interventions to control body's attack on its own healthy tissue |
(07-Aug-2008) Finding could improve early detection of breast, thyroid and kidney diseases, researchers say |
(07-Aug-2008) If applicable to humans, could lead to new treatments, study says |
(07-Aug-2008) Finding could improve early detection of breast, thyroid and kidney diseases, researchers say |
(07-Aug-2008) If applicable to humans, could lead to new treatments, study says |
(05-Aug-2008) Findings reveal how cultures interacted, adopted advances, study says |
(05-Aug-2008) Findings reveal how cultures interacted, adopted advances, study says |
(31-Jul-2008) Tear in the aorta is unpredictable and often fatal, researchers say |
(30-Jul-2008) The genetic link isn't there for fathers, researchers say |
(30-Jul-2008) Genes play only a part of underlying risk for dementia, study suggests |
(30-Jul-2008) Scientists report findings that could someday lead to better treatments |
(29-Jul-2008) Gene mutations cause superoxide dismutase to clump up in motor neurons |
(29-Jul-2008) Gene mutations cause superoxide dismutase to clump up in motor neurons |
(28-Jul-2008) RNAs regulating gene expression could detect disease in early stages, study says |
(25-Jul-2008) Impaired immune response after antiretroviral therapy may be due to genetic factors |
(25-Jul-2008) Impaired immune response after antiretroviral therapy may be due to genetic factors |
(24-Jul-2008) More prevalent in women, Duane syndrome affects nerves, limits eyeball's sideways motion |
(24-Jul-2008) May not happen in humans, but genes may determine course of the process |
(24-Jul-2008) More prevalent in women, Duane syndrome affects nerves, limits eyeball's sideways motion |
(23-Jul-2008) Genetically engineered rodents will help in study of loss of smell, researcher says |
(23-Jul-2008) British researchers identify variant that increases risk of myopathy at high doses |
(21-Jul-2008) Reseachers to gather 10,000 samples in study of this pregnancy complication |
(21-Jul-2008) Combo of DNA activity, clinical clues could lead to smarter, tailored treatments, study suggests |
(18-Jul-2008) Finding could help advance individualized medicine for psychiatric patients |
(17-Jul-2008) Having 2 copies of variant, puffing before age 17 boosted odds for being heavy smoker |
(17-Jul-2008) Finding buttresses idea that disorder has genetic roots |
(17-Jul-2008) Having 2 copies of variant, puffing before age 17 boosted odds for being heavy smoker |
(17-Jul-2008) Family, friends, school impact expression of certain molecular variants, study says |
(17-Jul-2008) Found less activity in region that curbs habitual thinking, researchers say |
(17-Jul-2008) Finding buttresses idea that disorder has genetic roots |
(16-Jul-2008) Might be responsible for 11% of HIV cases in Africa, researchers say |
(15-Jul-2008) No significant differences found in memory or attention, as some studies suggested |
(15-Jul-2008) Engineered 'payload' based on common cold virus could aid doctors in treatment decisions |
(11-Jul-2008) When added to risk assessment tool, SNPs made no difference, study finds |
(10-Jul-2008) Inherited gene deletions affect developing brain's ability to make neural connections |
(10-Jul-2008) Inherited gene deletions affect developing brain's ability to make neural connections |
(09-Jul-2008) Both conditions cause significant decrease in body's ability to repair sperm DNA, studies find |
(09-Jul-2008) Defective hormone may point to new targets for treatment, study says |
(09-Jul-2008) Study finds more than 350 common sets of genes in patients under 45 |
(09-Jul-2008) Defective hormone may point to new targets for treatment, study says |
(08-Jul-2008) Kit will help identify which patients are most likely to respond to Herceptin |
(08-Jul-2008) Kit will help identify which patients are most likely to respond to Herceptin |
(06-Jul-2008) Genetic advances, better drugs some highlights of fight against the disease |
(02-Jul-2008) Research also uncovers a genetic mutation that improves response to therapy |
(02-Jul-2008) Technology could one day help tailor treatments to individual patients, study says |
(02-Jul-2008) Research also uncovers a genetic mutation that improves response to therapy |
(02-Jul-2008) Study suggests explanation for these practices' health benefits |
(02-Jul-2008) Technology could one day help tailor treatments to individual patients, study says |
(30-Jun-2008) Number tripled, and they find a link to other conditions such as asthma, diabetes |
(30-Jun-2008) There's likely no one key reason for a particular orientation, research shows |
(30-Jun-2008) Number tripled, and they find a link to other conditions such as asthma, diabetes |
(26-Jun-2008) Finding important to kids with autism, retardation, who often have poor rest patterns |
(26-Jun-2008) Finding important to kids with autism, retardation, who often have poor rest patterns |
(25-Jun-2008) Babies with a genetic mutation and a cat at home were more likely to develop skin condition before age of 1, study finds |
(25-Jun-2008) The finding could open the door to improved treatments |
(25-Jun-2008) Babies with a genetic mutation and a cat at home were more likely to develop skin condition before age of 1, study finds |
(25-Jun-2008) But variant is linked to disease severity, researchers report |
(25-Jun-2008) The finding could open the door to improved treatments |
(24-Jun-2008) Findings from mouse model could lead to new therapeutic targets |
(24-Jun-2008) Finding suggests dietary, environmental exposures may explain 'late onset' diseases |
(24-Jun-2008) Finding suggests dietary, environmental exposures may explain 'late onset' diseases |
(23-Jun-2008) The discovery holds promise as a treatment target for this diverse disease, experts say |
(23-Jun-2008) Expression of particular gene can help regenerate multiple tissue types |
(19-Jun-2008) Finding could lead to more effective treatments for diarrhea worldwide, study says |
(19-Jun-2008) Finding could lead to more effective treatments for diarrhea worldwide, study says |
(19-Jun-2008) Finding could lead to more effective treatments for diarrhea worldwide, study says |
(19-Jun-2008) Certain DNA raises the odds of this cluster of heart risk factors, experts say |
(18-Jun-2008) ApoE4 molecule appears to push a faster course of disease, researchers say |
(17-Jun-2008) Healthy diet, exercise and stress-reduction spur healthy alterations in DNA, study finds |
(16-Jun-2008) Treatment could eventually be used to improve lives of humans with disease, study says |
(16-Jun-2008) A key protein change can lessen the cholesterol-lowering drugs' effectiveness |
(15-Jun-2008) Be aware of your prostate cancer risk, experts advise |
(13-Jun-2008) Findings could lead to diagnostic urine test for 10% of men with the disease |
(13-Jun-2008) Skeletal findings suggest men fighting over women took place even in prehistoric times. |
(13-Jun-2008) Findings could lead to diagnostic urine test for 10% of men with the disease |
(13-Jun-2008) Just inhaling the aroma activated anxiety-relieving genes, rat research shows |
(12-Jun-2008) Mouse experiments might lead to new target for treating high cholesterol, researchers say |
(12-Jun-2008) Study finds these kids more likely to have insomnia, suicidal thoughts |
(11-Jun-2008) 'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
(11-Jun-2008) 'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
(08-Jun-2008) Mouse study finds gene affects acids that regulate severity of convulsions |
(06-Jun-2008) Low levels of an enzyme inhibit liver's ability to convert it into morphine |
(06-Jun-2008) Finding may prove a major advance in type 1 diabetes research, study says |
(06-Jun-2008) Low levels of an enzyme inhibit liver's ability to convert it into morphine |
(06-Jun-2008) Copies of variant don't boost type 2 diabetes risk but could suggest its causes |
(05-Jun-2008) Flavonoids in these foods may also counteract damage tobacco does to DNA, study suggests |
(05-Jun-2008) Study suggests the brain chemical serotonin influences fat metabolism |
(05-Jun-2008) Study suggests the brain chemical serotonin influences fat metabolism |
(03-Jun-2008) Damage to DNA could cause cell mutations that lead to disease, study concludes |
(03-Jun-2008) People respond to different treatments based on their genetic make-up, study says |
(03-Jun-2008) People respond to different treatments based on their genetic make-up, study says |
(03-Jun-2008) Fewer deaths, recurrences seen in those who had relatives with disease, study finds |
(02-Jun-2008) Study finds those with normal version of particular gene respond well to targeted therapy |
(30-May-2008) Mice given BH4 had lower production of toxic free radicals from hypertension, study finds |
(28-May-2008) Finding could lead to more effective drugs to slow progression of disease |
(28-May-2008) Finding could lead to more effective drugs to slow progression of disease |
(28-May-2008) Finding could lead to more effective drugs to slow progression of disease |
(27-May-2008) It may explain why some nonsmokers contract the disease, study says |
(27-May-2008) It may explain why some nonsmokers contract the disease, study says |
(23-May-2008) Finding could help research into soaring obesity, diabetes rates, study says |
(21-May-2008) Most adults carry the virus but those with affected relatives at higher risk |
(21-May-2008) New research suggests birth order, method of delivery all play a part |
(20-May-2008) Studies in both men and monkeys show effectiveness of treatment |
(19-May-2008) It had 87% accuracy rate in spotting tumors, scientists said |
(16-May-2008) Could help docs determine who would benefit most from chemo after surgery, study says |
(13-May-2008) Finding may lead to improved pregnancy rates for in vitro patients, fewer multiple pregnancies |
(13-May-2008) Using harmless cold virus, injecting healthy gene into brain slowed Batten disease |
(13-May-2008) Using harmless cold virus, injecting healthy gene into brain slowed Batten disease |
(12-May-2008) Preeclampsia is common and serious, but genetics could bring screening test or treatment |
(09-May-2008) Blood poisoner has claimed the lives of 30% of infected patients in U.K., researchers say |
(09-May-2008) Scientists find disease-resistant gene wards off fusarium wilt on leaves |
(08-May-2008) Finding suggests careful use of blood-boosting drugs in anemia patients |
(08-May-2008) Study finds it plays key role in development of defective cells in type 2 diabetics |
(08-May-2008) Finding suggests careful use of blood-boosting drugs in anemia patients |
(08-May-2008) Study finds it plays key role in development of defective cells in type 2 diabetics |
(07-May-2008) One of the few mammals that lays eggs offers clues to evolution of all mammalian genes |
(07-May-2008) The variant is common in the aggressive form of the disease, researchers report |
(07-May-2008) One of the few mammals that lays eggs offers clues to evolution of all mammalian genes |
(05-May-2008) Findings could one day lead to better treatments for depression, experts say |
(05-May-2008) Parents with schizophrenia twice as likely to have children with the developmental disorder, study finds |
(05-May-2008) Family history and atypical cells also indicate high risk of second cancer, study finds |
(30-Apr-2008) Findings could help determine which therapies will benefit certain patients |
(29-Apr-2008) Genomic data will be made available for free to researchers around the world |
(29-Apr-2008) Could be potential targets for new treatments, two studies suggest |
(28-Apr-2008) Finding helps pinpoint relationship between Crohn's disease and colitis |
(24-Apr-2008) Genes associated with elevated CRP levels play role in metabolic syndrome, studies say |
(23-Apr-2008) Experiments in mice could lead to better diagnosis and treatment, experts say |
(23-Apr-2008) Surprise finding could lead to new gene therapies for nervous system |
(23-Apr-2008) When transplanted into mice, they improved heart function, researchers report |
(23-Apr-2008) Blocking IL-11 protein prevents inflammation, hints of new treatments for disease |
(22-Apr-2008) Patients 3 times more likely to suffer dangerous spike in blood flow to heart, study finds |
(18-Apr-2008) Woman's case first showing the cancer may have an Achilles' heel, report suggests |
(18-Apr-2008) Woman's case first showing the cancer may have an Achilles' heel, report suggests |
(18-Apr-2008) Woman's case first showing the cancer may have an Achilles' heel, report suggests |
(18-Apr-2008) Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause |
(18-Apr-2008) Boosting brain's dopamine receptors could lead to treatments for other addictions as well |
(14-Apr-2008) Finding could yield first targeted therapy for the rare disease, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2008) Effect was especially strong for estrogen-sensitive tumor types, study found |
(14-Apr-2008) Finding could yield first targeted therapy for the rare disease, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2008) Work suggests, but does not prove, that stem cells drive breast cancer formation, researcher says |
(13-Apr-2008) Genetic defect in mitochondria might explain other aspects of the disorder, researcher says |
(11-Apr-2008) Discovery of biological pathways could lead to treatments for other autoimmune diseases |
(11-Apr-2008) Discovery of biological pathways could lead to treatments for other autoimmune diseases |
(09-Apr-2008) Test for adults with muscle-thickening disorder may also identify children at risk |
(09-Apr-2008) Test for adults with muscle-thickening disorder may also identify children at risk |
(09-Apr-2008) Study finds variant and protein it expresses may cause some cases of the disease |
(08-Apr-2008) Their impact on childhood anxieties changes during adolescence, study found |
(08-Apr-2008) Fighting inflammation could reduce metastasis, mouse study suggests |
(04-Apr-2008) Study also provides evidence that Ashkenzi Jews twice as likely to develop conditions |
(03-Apr-2008) Paisley Caves reveal genetic material in excrement linking New World to Siberia, East Asia |
(03-Apr-2008) Some antioxidants may protect people like athletes, soldiers from fatal temperature rise |
(03-Apr-2008) Genetic ties suspected between father's, but not mother's, weight and elevated enzymes |
(03-Apr-2008) Signaling events in tumor pave the way for lung invasion, study shows |
(03-Apr-2008) Some antioxidants may protect people like athletes, soldiers from fatal temperature rise |
(02-Apr-2008) Whether they affect smoking behavior and cancer incidence not clear yet, expert says |
(01-Apr-2008) Findings point to personalized therapies that help predict disease recurrence |
(28-Mar-2008) 'Bottom first' delivery more likely if either parent was born that way, study says |
(28-Mar-2008) Activating Gi compound in mice was important protective mechanism, researchers say |
(27-Mar-2008) Study finds they have a mental rigidity that keeps them from folding their cards |
(25-Mar-2008) Finding could someday aid in diagnosis, treatment, experts say |
(24-Mar-2008) Injecting neurons that were genetic match improved symptoms, avoided rejection |
(24-Mar-2008) Finding could one day lead to new treatments for diseases such as cancer |
(24-Mar-2008) Long-term study firms up link between parents' hypertension, kids' lifetime risk |
(21-Mar-2008) Openness has major impact on counseling and genetic testing, study shows |
(21-Mar-2008) Finding could lead to better understanding of the incurable neurological disorder |
(19-Mar-2008) Study finds endothelial cells follow a genetic program independent of developing tissue |
(19-Mar-2008) Cholesterol-associated variants increase risk and may be early indication, study shows |
(18-Mar-2008) Advances against PTSD, bone loss and heart woes cited in new research |
(17-Mar-2008) Researchers study factors in success of bariatric procedure |
(17-Mar-2008) Researchers study factors in success of bariatric procedure |
(17-Mar-2008) Researchers study factors in success of bariatric procedure |
(12-Mar-2008) DNA evidence in lymph nodes could alter treatment approach, study suggests |
(12-Mar-2008) Finding might explain why some tumors are aggressive and spread, researchers say |
(12-Mar-2008) DNA evidence in lymph nodes could alter treatment approach, study suggests |
(10-Mar-2008) Review found vets with the syndrome were more exposed to particular compounds |
(10-Mar-2008) Any additional family history boosts odds of getting the disease earlier, study finds |
(07-Mar-2008) It activates p53 tumor-suppressor function without causing DNA damage |
(07-Mar-2008) Fifty percent of sense of well-being comes from inherited personality traits, researchers say |
(05-Mar-2008) Using it could save money and lives, expert says |
(04-Mar-2008) Study found it restricts growth factor, leads to shorter stature but longer life |
(03-Mar-2008) Team develops tool to test for kids who may have this genetic shortcoming |
(03-Mar-2008) Team develops tool to test for kids who may have this genetic shortcoming |
(29-Feb-2008) Findings hint epidemic is not unique to present, afflicted humans' primate ancestors |
(28-Feb-2008) Study also found drop in a severe form of the disorder |
(28-Feb-2008) Findings 'crack open the cell biology' of lethal inherited syndrome |
(28-Feb-2008) Finding may point to new disease treatments in various populations |
(28-Feb-2008) Rare TDP-43 mutations expose potential therapeutic target, experts say |
(21-Feb-2008) Geography determines similarities, differences in DNA, studies find |
(21-Feb-2008) Learning prompts changes in inner workings of neurons |
(21-Feb-2008) Geography determines similarities, differences in DNA, studies find |
(20-Feb-2008) Geography determines similarities, differences in DNA, studies find |
(20-Feb-2008) Geography determines similarities, differences in DNA, studies find |
(19-Feb-2008) Findings show patients live average of 4 years longer than those without genetic abnormality |
(19-Feb-2008) Findings show patients live average of 4 years longer than those without genetic abnormality |
(14-Feb-2008) Changes in tissue similar to effects of aging, report suggests |
(14-Feb-2008) Study spots overactivity of genes that prevent cell death in those with autoimmune disease |
(14-Feb-2008) Study spots overactivity of genes that prevent cell death in those with autoimmune disease |
(14-Feb-2008) Changes in tissue similar to effects of aging, report suggests |
(12-Feb-2008) BRCA2 carriers get twice the reduction in breast cancer risk that BRCA1 carriers do, study finds |
(11-Feb-2008) Adults abused in childhood lack protective changes against depression, U.S. study says |
(11-Feb-2008) Some variants increase chances of disease up to 60%, researcher says |
(07-Feb-2008) Showed stronger antibody, cellular responses than intramuscular injection, study says |
(07-Feb-2008) IGFBP7 protein may prove a targeted treatment for metastatic cancers, study suggests |
(07-Feb-2008) Study finds STAT3 can act as tumor suppressor, keeping bad cells in check |
(07-Feb-2008) British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes |
(07-Feb-2008) Study finds STAT3 can act as tumor suppressor, keeping bad cells in check |
(06-Feb-2008) Could be first step toward personalized medicine, experts say |
(06-Feb-2008) Could be used to help against many illnesses that evade diagnosis, experts say |
(05-Feb-2008) New research suggests brains of heavy individuals may be wired differently |
(01-Feb-2008) Drug shows potential for patients with specific gene mutations, researchers find |
(31-Jan-2008) New guidelines say differences between nonprofit, for-profit banks should be explained |
(31-Jan-2008) Deleting PTEN in mice led to premature ovarian failure, researchers report |
(29-Jan-2008) This genetic material shows early promise for diagnosing, treating tumors |
(24-Jan-2008) Survey found adult children of parents with BRCA mutations would be more willing to test their own kids |
(24-Jan-2008) Survey found adult children of parents with BRCA mutations would be more willing to test their own kids |
(24-Jan-2008) That and other findings reported at symposium on gastrointestinal cancers |
(23-Jan-2008) German researchers identify 11 variants that seem to influence outcome |
(22-Jan-2008) International effort should spot genes that help cause disease, scientists say |
(21-Jan-2008) International team of researchers finds fresh suspects for autoimmune disease |
(21-Jan-2008) International team of researchers finds fresh suspects for autoimmune disease |
(18-Jan-2008) Short and tall extremes may put added pressure on joints, study suggests |
(18-Jan-2008) Researchers found certain variations may indicate higher risk of ALS, Parkinson's |
(17-Jan-2008) Finding suggests the gene, when not mutated, helps repair damaged DNA |
(17-Jan-2008) Finding suggests the gene, when not mutated, helps repair damaged DNA |
(16-Jan-2008) Study suggests it could show who will respond best to interferon beta treatments |
(16-Jan-2008) Study suggests it could show who will respond best to interferon beta treatments |
(16-Jan-2008) Study suggests it could show who will respond best to interferon beta treatments |
(16-Jan-2008) These variants plus a family history can increase risk up to tenfold, study suggests |
(15-Jan-2008) Agency says that no dangers are posed to American consumers |
(14-Jan-2008) Mouse study shows drugs that target the miscommunication may help |
(14-Jan-2008) Genetic testing sees link to similar disease found in South America |
(13-Jan-2008) Study finds only those that regulate LDL levels influence heart disease risk |
(11-Jan-2008) Gene findings may explain how the two sexes evolved |
(11-Jan-2008) Better understanding of genetic, biological causes could lead more to feel comfortable seeking treatment |
(10-Jan-2008) Three research teams found same gene raised chances of developing the disorder |
(10-Jan-2008) Researchers find gene that causes neurodegenerative disorder called spinal muscular atrophy |
(10-Jan-2008) Three research teams found same gene raised chances of developing the disorder |
(09-Jan-2008) Finding could lead to better prognosis, treatments, researchers say |
(09-Jan-2008) Findings affects 1% of all cases of developmental disorder, researchers say |
(09-Jan-2008) Findings affects 1% of all cases of developmental disorder, researchers say |
(09-Jan-2008) Finding could lead to better prognosis, treatments, researchers say |
(08-Jan-2008) Study finds wide variation among families with carriers |
(07-Jan-2008) But animal studies show cancer gene can be turned on and off |
(07-Jan-2008) Involved in control of cell division, they activate abnormally in malignant cells |
(07-Jan-2008) Involved in control of cell division, they activate abnormally in malignant cells |
(03-Jan-2008) The finding is so far limited to women of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, researchers say |
(03-Jan-2008) Finding could help predict which children are at risk for malignancy, experts say |
(02-Jan-2008) Researchers studied two families to find couple who brought the mutation here in the 1630s |
(02-Jan-2008) This suggests a link between the illness and depression, anxiety disorders, researchers say |
(02-Jan-2008) Testing could determine which cirrhosis patients should be screened for tumor development |
(02-Jan-2008) Researchers studied two families to find couple who brought the mutation here in the 1630s |
(26-Dec-2007) New ethnic findings point out that all women with early breast cancer should be tested for the mutation, experts say |
(19-Dec-2007) Discovery may lead to treatments for the genetic disease, a leading cause of mental retardation |
(19-Dec-2007) Mutations in tumor-suppressing gene could point to lymph node involvement, study suggests |
(17-Dec-2007) Newly discovered genes and their proteins could be targets for weight-loss therapies, scientists say |
(14-Dec-2007) Few men understand the danger from BRCA1/2, researchers say |
(13-Dec-2007) Scientists zero in on a DNA cluster that may encourage the addiction |
(13-Dec-2007) Study in mice shows blocking this dependence could stop disease before it starts |
(13-Dec-2007) A rare genetic disorder |
(13-Dec-2007) Study in mice shows blocking this dependence could stop disease before it starts |
(11-Dec-2007) Men with differing version of tumor suppressor appear at increased risk, researchers say |
(10-Dec-2007) Finding could lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(10-Dec-2007) Finding could lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(07-Dec-2007) A topical drug could strengthen cells' DNA, animal studies suggest |
(06-Dec-2007) Studies in mice suggest they might prevent cardiac arrest |
(06-Dec-2007) Experiments with rats show early exposure causes genetic changes in breast cells |
(05-Dec-2007) 9 genetic markers play a role, and the condition can be inherited from both parents, scientists say |
(01-Dec-2007) It should be added to standard genetic tests used to guide treatment, experts say |
(29-Nov-2007) It's a long way from this to a human 'fountain of youth,' however |
(28-Nov-2007) Rodent trials suggest they could protect against type 2 diabetes |
(28-Nov-2007) Differences in a key piece of DNA seem important, scientists say |
(28-Nov-2007) It's potentially another helpful role for p53, scientists say |
(02-Nov-2007) It may also affect other populations, researcher says |
(01-Nov-2007) This canine insight could help humans, team says |
(01-Nov-2007) Brothers, especially, may be most affected, study finds |
(31-Oct-2007) Blueprint of feline DNA could help humans, too, scientists say |
(19-Oct-2007) When pp32 is gone, a tumor-spurring gene goes to work, researchers say |
(17-Oct-2007) If same defect exists in men, it could lead to new treatments, study says |
(17-Oct-2007) DNA-based brain chemical changes mean more food is needed, study suggests |
(17-Oct-2007) Finned finding points to genes preventing slumber, scientists say |
(17-Oct-2007) Scientists are cataloging DNA patterns around the world |
(17-Oct-2007) If same defect exists in men, it could lead to new treatments, study says |
(16-Oct-2007) Discovery could lead to new therapies |
(14-Oct-2007) Goal is to advance understanding of ills such as heart disease |
(11-Oct-2007) Drugs boosting SIRT1's activity could be valuable, scientists say |
(09-Oct-2007) They are associated with 20 percent of all lung malignancies, scientists say |
(08-Oct-2007) Relatives of Parkinson's patients more likely to develop dementia, study finds |
(08-Oct-2007) Wider hips mean more estrogen, bringing higher odds for the illness, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2007) It could lengthen the time needed between tests, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2007) Relatives of those affected face higher odds of heart disease, study finds |
(04-Oct-2007) 22 new centers now added, first participants set to join next year, officials say |
(03-Oct-2007) DNA indicates whether chemo will work, experts say |
(27-Sep-2007) Giardia is leading cause of parasitic infections in U.S. |
(27-Sep-2007) 7 pharmaceutical giants are pooling resources to develop gene-based screens |
(21-Sep-2007) 4 of 7 patients with incurable disease fared better, doctor says |
(21-Sep-2007) Non-invasive test for fetal RNA offers possible advance over invasive tests |
(20-Sep-2007) Achievement should help fight the disfiguring disease |
(20-Sep-2007) The condition is leading cause of inherited mental retardation |
(20-Sep-2007) When under stress, two genes within mitochondria guard against cell death |
(19-Sep-2007) Job's syndrome causes boils, inflamed skin, bone abnormalities and pneumonia |
(19-Sep-2007) The suppression of certain DNA predicts malignancy, study finds |
(19-Sep-2007) Finding is a step towards treating the autoimmune disorder |
(19-Sep-2007) Job's syndrome causes boils, inflamed skin, bone abnormalities and pneumonia |
(18-Sep-2007) In some cases, parents opt for abortion when symptoms may be mild, study finds |
(18-Sep-2007) Widespread hepatitis infection means millions are at risk, researchers note |
(18-Sep-2007) DNA is involved in inflammation, immune response, scientists say |
(18-Sep-2007) In some cases, parents opt for abortion when symptoms may be mild, study finds |
(18-Sep-2007) Screening for variations in APO gene not warranted, researchers say |
(17-Sep-2007) While more research is needed, finding could prove significant |
(17-Sep-2007) Targeting this DNA might improve treatment, researchers say |
(17-Sep-2007) While more research is needed, finding could prove significant |
(16-Sep-2007) Discoveries are exciting but roadblocks remain, experts say |
(14-Sep-2007) Condition requires lifelong dependence on insulin injections, researchers say |
(13-Sep-2007) Mouse study suggests new targets to treat the brain disease |
(13-Sep-2007) Treatment would reduce risk of genetic condition that can lead to early death |
(11-Sep-2007) Mouse study suggests new target for treatment, reseachers say |
(09-Sep-2007) Fluid buildup in lungs can be deadly for skiers, mountain climbers, regardless of fitness |
(07-Sep-2007) Screening, treatment of close relatives proposed |
(06-Sep-2007) Symposium reveals racial disparities, troublesome drug side effects |
(05-Sep-2007) Adult children of affected Holocaust survivors showed hormonal changes, study found |
(05-Sep-2007) Discoveries could lead to new treatments for autoimmune diseases, scientists say |
(04-Sep-2007) Tobacco users had a 50% higher risk for Alzheimer's, Dutch study finds |
(30-Aug-2007) Movement of genes between unrelated groups may happen more frequently than thought, study says |
(30-Aug-2007) Study suggests genetics may be behind ability to know the tone of a musical note |
(30-Aug-2007) Movement of genes between unrelated groups may happen more frequently than thought, study says |
(28-Aug-2007) Genes connected with higher functions are changed by continued abuse, study finds |
(24-Aug-2007) Free online data covering 20 years of study to aid researchers in hunt for treatments |
(24-Aug-2007) Free online data covering 20 years of study to aid researchers in hunt for treatments |
(24-Aug-2007) APOE e4 variant has also been linked to Alzheimer's, researchers note |
(22-Aug-2007) Study finds some children are more vulnerable |
(22-Aug-2007) Mice with the mutation exhibited fearful, repetitive behaviors, researchers say |
(21-Aug-2007) Too often, statistics are weak or unsubstantiated, review finds |
(17-Aug-2007) But the children may be too young to handle the information, study suggests |
(01-Aug-2007) Specific genes might require specific treatments, researchers say |
(30-Jul-2007) Ankylosing spondylitis, inflammatory bowel disorder share common genetics, study suggests |
(30-Jul-2007) Discovery called most significant in three decades |
(22-Jul-2007) But with real advances years away, prevention is the best approach |
(19-Jul-2007) Finding could lead to new treatments, possibly vaccines, researchers say |
(11-Jul-2007) 2 variants alter immune system's response to infection, cell damage, study finds |
(11-Jul-2007) State-by-state 'report card' shows rates nearly doubled in two years |
(11-Jul-2007) Women with the BRCA mutations also responded equally well to treatment, study found |
(09-Jul-2007) It limited production of protein affecting language and behavior, researchers find |
(09-Jul-2007) It limited production of protein affecting language and behavior, researchers find |
(09-Jul-2007) It's the first example of DNA spurring more than one cancer type, scientists say |
(09-Jul-2007) Herpes simplex strain showed no side effects in early trial, study says |
(09-Jul-2007) It's the first example of DNA spurring more than one cancer type, scientists say |
(28-Jun-2007) Finding contradicts earlier report that men twice as likely to pass on genetic risk |
(28-Jun-2007) Early cities of Near East attracted first house cats, study says |
(27-Jun-2007) There's only a very small increase in birth defect risk, two studies show |
(25-Jun-2007) Inhibiting brain enzyme might ease behavioral problems as well |
(25-Jun-2007) Inhibiting brain enzyme might ease behavioral problems as well |
(21-Jun-2007) New study helps explain why other primates aren't sickened by AIDS |
(21-Jun-2007) Small study showed symptoms were eased, but treatment needs larger testing, researchers say. |
(20-Jun-2007) People with HIBM are typically wheelchair-bound by 40, experts say |
(19-Jun-2007) Mice without interleukin-18 quickly got fat, study found |
(19-Jun-2007) Relying on family history keeps too many women from valuable gene tests, they say |
(15-Jun-2007) The next step is to develop drugs that can do so, scientists say |
(13-Jun-2007) Genes don't act alone to cause disease and there may be no 'junk' DNA, landmark study finds |
(12-Jun-2007) Doxycycline prevented rupture in mice engineered to have Marfan syndrome |
(07-Jun-2007) Folic acid supplements, consultation with doctors important |
(06-Jun-2007) Mouse study hints at treatments for Alzheimer's, other brain diseases, in humans |
(06-Jun-2007) They include arthritis, diabetes, heart disease; finding could revolutionize medicine, expert says |
(03-Jun-2007) If successful in humans, it could be first long-term, non-drug solution to the problem, scientists say |
(03-Jun-2007) Discovery brings better understanding of one form of the disease |
(02-Jun-2007) They pinpoint the cause of the malignancy, which aids treatment, experts say |
(01-Jun-2007) Cutting edge therapy appears to work in rats, researchers say |
(30-May-2007) 84% now survive urea cycle dysfunction, which causes toxic buildup of ammonia |
(28-May-2007) New canine tumor tissue bank will help save dog and human lives, experts say |
(28-May-2007) Scientists have found 4 new mutations that may combine to boost risk |
(24-May-2007) Shutting down toxin production in C. difficile could point to new treatments, researchers say |
(24-May-2007) Scientists find new DNA driving malignancy, and a host of implicated proteins |
(22-May-2007) A gene helps determine who'll benefit from temozolomide, study finds |
(15-May-2007) 8 genetic clues were found in cells close to the tumor, researchers explain |
(14-May-2007) Immune system, genetic discoveries suggest vaccine, treatment strategies |
(11-May-2007) Kaposi's sarcoma relies on key bits of genetic material, experts say |
(11-May-2007) Finding may spur treatments for fatal nervous system disorder |
(08-May-2007) But association of obstetricians and gynecologists says final choice should rest with the mother |
(07-May-2007) False-positive rate remains too high for test to be used as general screening tool, however |
(03-May-2007) The same cluster raises diabetes risk, too, and a test is in the works, scientists say |
(01-May-2007) MicroRNA holds promise, but bedside applications still years away, experts say |
(27-Apr-2007) DNA may pose hazard for people with rheumatoid form of the disease |
(26-Apr-2007) The discovery gives insight into these fever-related attacks |
(26-Apr-2007) Adding another medication can solve the problem, researchers say |
(26-Apr-2007) But it's not an excuse not to eat right and exercise, expert says |
(24-Apr-2007) Meningioma findings could impact radiation protection standards |
(24-Apr-2007) Two mutations boost the odds for severe macular degeneration, study finds |
(24-Apr-2007) Study suggests a genetic connection that could lead to new therapies |
(24-Apr-2007) Meningioma findings could impact radiation protection standards |
(20-Apr-2007) Genetics, lifestyle, environment interact to cause disease, researchers say |
(16-Apr-2007) Research could find way to stimulate helper T-cells to fight melanoma |
(16-Apr-2007) Birth size, smoking, race may all play role in DNA changes that increase odds of disease |
(16-Apr-2007) Birth size, smoking, race may all play role in DNA changes that increase odds of disease |
(16-Apr-2007) Movement improved after treatment to stop death of dopamine-producing brain cells, study finds |
(12-Apr-2007) Finding could lead to new avenues of treatment, researchers say |
(12-Apr-2007) Analysis of amino acids in T. rex femur shows molecular link to birds |
(12-Apr-2007) The feat will provide more understanding of human genetics and primate evolution |
(11-Apr-2007) One details disease's spread, the other offers potential for better chemotherapy |
(11-Apr-2007) One details disease's spread, the other offers potential for better chemotherapy |
(10-Apr-2007) New method of measuring association holds promise, researchers say |
(09-Apr-2007) Finding could explain worse prognoses in this group, researchers say |
(05-Apr-2007) Discovery also gives insight into canine, human disease, experts say |
(05-Apr-2007) Study with mice could lead to new drugs to treat diseases like Alzheimer's, researchers say |
(04-Apr-2007) It's the first genetic link to neural tube defects such as spina bifida |
(02-Apr-2007) Certain DNA is linked to better results, study finds |
(28-Mar-2007) One in four northern Europeans carries the variant, researchers say |
(28-Mar-2007) Instead, mammals flourished during later period of global warming, study finds |
(23-Mar-2007) U.S. regulators say they're safe, but critics aren't convinced |
(23-Mar-2007) In mice, gene therapy showed promise in fighting retinitis pigmentosa |
(23-Mar-2007) In mice, gene therapy showed promise in fighting retinitis pigmentosa |
(22-Mar-2007) Screens are already in the works for cancer, other illnesses, experts say |
(22-Mar-2007) Extending the life span of platelets may stretch product storage time, experts say |
(21-Mar-2007) Findings in mice could lead to new targeted tumor treatments, study suggests |
(21-Mar-2007) 'Hot signal' on chromosome 17 could be target for therapies against lupus, other disorders |
(21-Mar-2007) Findings in mice could lead to new targeted tumor treatments, study suggests |
(20-Mar-2007) Research with mice offers first insight into possible connection |
(18-Mar-2007) They're recruiting healthy sisters of breast cancer patients to better understand the disease |
(15-Mar-2007) Finding may lead to new treatments and better artificial hips, experts say |
(12-Mar-2007) Specific sequence of DNA improves survival by 50%, researchers say |
(12-Mar-2007) But genes are no substitute for a healthy lifestyle, one expert says |
(09-Mar-2007) Women with this DNA more likely to feel, express anger, study finds |
(08-Mar-2007) Gene jumpstarts tanning process, which protects against skin cancer |
(07-Mar-2007) Study with mice could pave way to new drug therapies, researchers say |
(07-Mar-2007) The condition triggers specific genetic changes in white blood cells |
(07-Mar-2007) Major study offers clues to a cure |
(01-Mar-2007) Discovery could advance cardiac stem cell research, scientists say |
(01-Mar-2007) Finding supports the notion of a 'metabolic syndrome,' scientists say |
(28-Feb-2007) Findings may also aid in prevention of hospital-borne strains at home, researchers says |
(26-Feb-2007) And it's much more common in whites than blacks, research shows |
(23-Feb-2007) A third study replicates finding that chromosome 2 region plays a vital role |
(21-Feb-2007) Two-gene test could help some patients avoid unnecessary chemotherapy, researchers say |
(20-Feb-2007) Findings point to targets for new treatments for the disease |
(20-Feb-2007) Findings point to targets for new treatments for the disease |
(19-Feb-2007) Two DNA findings, especially, may be promising targets for research |
(19-Feb-2007) Spotting the gene's enzyme may lead to new heart failure treatment, team says |
(19-Feb-2007) Two DNA findings, especially, may be promising targets for research |
(16-Feb-2007) Genetics, not tasks like typing, to blame for the painful syndrome, study finds |
(15-Feb-2007) Kaiser Permanente research will examine the interplay between genetics and environment |
(14-Feb-2007) Cancer cells retain DNA pointing to their origins, scientists say |
(14-Feb-2007) The gene and its protein might lead to targeted therapies, experts say |
(14-Feb-2007) Mutation can be passed from mother to child, researchers report |
(12-Feb-2007) The cells might someday be as useful as embryonic stem cells, experts say |
(12-Feb-2007) The effect is small -- 10 percent -- but noteworthy, scientists say |
(08-Feb-2007) Blood vessel defect shows up about 15 years sooner in succeeding family members |
(08-Feb-2007) Blood vessel defect shows up about 15 years sooner in succeeding family members |
(08-Feb-2007) Early diagnosis and intervention is key to improvement, one expert says |
(07-Feb-2007) But genes passed on by quarreling parents may increase risk of disruptive conduct |
(06-Feb-2007) But questions remain about the exam's accuracy |
(02-Feb-2007) Early signs of trouble seen in gene carriers |
(02-Feb-2007) It's noninvasive, but don't expect to see it on the market soon |
(01-Feb-2007) Two gene studies could help bring new treatments, experts say |
(31-Jan-2007) Mouse study shows an increase in bone density |
(29-Jan-2007) Using a 'chemical cousin' to DNA, method controls on-off switch that could treat diseases |
(29-Jan-2007) Using a 'chemical cousin' to DNA, method controls on-off switch that could treat diseases |
(26-Jan-2007) Some problems are preventable, others need more research, experts say |
(24-Jan-2007) Studies offer important new insights into slowing the disease |
(23-Jan-2007) Study found gene-based screen to be 76% accurate |
(22-Jan-2007) Discovery could unlock secrets to lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, even cancer, experts say |
(19-Jan-2007) Fatal arrhythmia study suggests screening may identify babies at risk |
(19-Jan-2007) ISG15 helps fend off flu, herpes, research suggests |
(18-Jan-2007) The result: Treatments may be ineffective or even harmful, study contends |
(17-Jan-2007) Mutations change activity of 'fat hormone' leptin, researchers say |
(17-Jan-2007) Technique also works for prostate, lung and brain cancer, study says |
(15-Jan-2007) Mouse study showed life spans greatly extended in surprise finding |
(15-Jan-2007) It could contribute to late-onset disease, the most common form of the condition |
(12-Jan-2007) If sodium handling goes awry, study says blood pressure spike persists long after it should |
(12-Jan-2007) The tip of chromosomes might be useful diagnostic tool for men, study suggests |
(11-Jan-2007) Finding could lead to treatments for people who struggle with shift work, jet lag, study suggests |
(11-Jan-2007) Discovery may hold key to future treatments, researchers say |
(11-Jan-2007) Trichomonas vaginalis associated with pelvic disease, risk of HIV infection in women |
(10-Jan-2007) Carriers and non-carriers of APOE4 tested normally between ages 20 and 64, study finds |
(09-Jan-2007) Smoking, obesity among modifiable factors linked to age-related macular degeneration |
(09-Jan-2007) Changes occur even in tissue surrounding the tumor, study reports |
(09-Jan-2007) Cultured skin graft therapy may prove to be alternative infection-control method, study says |
(04-Jan-2007) Some people may be more vulnerable to specific triggers, study suggests |
(04-Jan-2007) Finding could lead to new approaches to help those with drinking problem, researchers say |
(04-Jan-2007) Discovery of Wilms' tumor mutation has implications for cancer research generally, experts add |
(03-Jan-2007) Scientists saw a wide variety of response to beta blockers |
(03-Jan-2007) Five genes forecast better survival in a Taiwan study |
(02-Jan-2007) New guidelines say pregnant women of all ages should get less invasive screen |
(29-Dec-2006) Animal model closely mirrors disease progression in humans, experts say |
(28-Dec-2006) Critics disagree; public has 90 days to comment |
(28-Dec-2006) One mechanism helps spur, and slow, malignancy |
(27-Dec-2006) Findings could lead to test for couples evaluating risk of having more children |
(26-Dec-2006) Discovery could form the basis for a new, early detection screen, study says |
(22-Dec-2006) A 40 percent greater link if one close relative suffered a stroke, study finds |
(18-Dec-2006) And yet many patients still face skepticism from doctors |
(15-Dec-2006) NSAIDs like aspirin and ibuprofen boost a tumor-killing molecule |
(14-Dec-2006) Mutant DNA makes the cat-borne bug so hazardous, study finds |
(13-Dec-2006) The discovery could lead to new pain medications, experts say |
(09-Dec-2006) But government funding cuts threaten continued research progress, oncologists report |
(06-Dec-2006) Changes in dopamine system signaling result in long-lasting effects on brain |
(06-Dec-2006) Patients with specific DNA were 40 percent more likely to respond, study found |
(01-Dec-2006) Findings may yield test for infants, adults to prevent neurological problems |
(30-Nov-2006) Mouse study shows that RU486, or compounds like it, might have promise |
(24-Nov-2006) Inserting a bit of DNA boosts iron, protein and zinc levels, scientists say |
(22-Nov-2006) Genetics could alter the cells' sodium channel function, study finds |
(22-Nov-2006) Variance in the number of gene copies could hold clues to disease, experts say |
(22-Nov-2006) The mutation produces malfunctioning proteins that disrupt brain-cell networks, study finds |
(20-Nov-2006) The younger your mother, the better your odds of extreme longevity, study finds |
(20-Nov-2006) Removing a toxin could turn it into high-protein food source, scientists say |
(15-Nov-2006) The two groups do share 99.5 percent of their genes, however |
(14-Nov-2006) Secondhand smoke raised the odds, too, study found |
(14-Nov-2006) Woman's diet during pregnancy could affect grandchildren's genes, mouse study suggests |
(09-Nov-2006) Odds remain high even if women do not carry cancer-linked genes, study finds |
(09-Nov-2006) Finding could lead to treatment for more common form of hair loss, study suggests |
(07-Nov-2006) Early clinical trial suggests it can help infected patients |
(03-Nov-2006) Discovery could lead to new, targeted treatments, experts say |
(03-Nov-2006) Certain DNA could spur worse symptoms, mouse study shows |
(02-Nov-2006) Missing sections of CHEK2 material fail to alert body to DNA damage, study finds |
(31-Oct-2006) White blood cells interpret tumor's defenses as a signal to attack, new research shows |
(26-Oct-2006) And better-targeted treatments mean better survival, researchers say |
(26-Oct-2006) DNA boosts their tolerance, research shows |
(26-Oct-2006) Variant helps protect people from the bowel disorders, experts say |
(25-Oct-2006) Finding may offer insight into bee behavior, even allergic disease |
(24-Oct-2006) Race played role in outcome, despite treatment used, study found |
(19-Oct-2006) In study, females performed poorly when 'male math gene' theory was touted |
(19-Oct-2006) But some experts say the research is inconclusive |
(17-Oct-2006) Facial expressions stay similar within families, even for blind, research shows |
(16-Oct-2006) Study finds it more than doubled incidence of the disorder |
(12-Oct-2006) Having a close relative with the disease almost doubles the odds, study finds |
(12-Oct-2006) 'Not by a bit but by a long way,' one researcher says |
(12-Oct-2006) Works as 'quality control inspector' in duplication of genetic code that can lead to cancer |
(10-Oct-2006) One gene type fosters depression while another boosts resilience, scientists say |
(09-Oct-2006) Mouse study shows SOX2 stimulates stem cells on tongue in process likely occuring in humans |
(09-Oct-2006) But BRIP1 accounts for only a fraction of familial cases, researchers say |
(05-Oct-2006) Williams-Beuren syndrome causes mental, cardiac impairment |
(04-Oct-2006) Pooling data from more than 20 studies helped yield results, scientists say |
(03-Oct-2006) Italian program cut cardiac deaths by nearly 90 percent |
(03-Oct-2006) New study highlights DNA's importance to drug response |
(02-Oct-2006) Siomycin causes malignant cells to self-destruct, study finds |
(29-Sep-2006) It's not clear whether the same dynamic works in boys, researchers say |
(29-Sep-2006) Women with affected brothers may have more severe disease, researchers find |
(28-Sep-2006) But the connection between the two remains unclear, experts say |
(28-Sep-2006) 'Connectivity Map' quickly links diseases with candidate drugs |
(27-Sep-2006) Specific mutations may encourage trichotillomania, researchers say |
(27-Sep-2006) Women whose ring finger was longer than their index finger excelled as athletes |
(27-Sep-2006) Mouse study finds leptin keeps body from overproducing insulin |
(26-Sep-2006) The target is Lynch syndrome, the most common hereditary form of the disease |
(22-Sep-2006) Finding might lead to new treatments for premature infants in respiratory distress |
(22-Sep-2006) The goal is a treatment for Batten disease, a rare and fatal disorder |
(15-Sep-2006) FANCD2 illuminates a new kind of genetic danger, experts explain |
(14-Sep-2006) Doctors can use the screen to choose best chemotherapy, study shows |
(13-Sep-2006) But it's not yet clear which tests will be most useful, one expert says |
(07-Sep-2006) Step lays groundwork for better, targeted treatments, experts say |
(06-Sep-2006) Two studies found it was as important a predictor as age |
(06-Sep-2006) Screening for ECCR1 spots those who'll benefit from cisplatin |
(06-Sep-2006) Up to 50% of patients overexpress the cyclin D1 variant, researchers say |
(06-Sep-2006) 70-gene 'signature' gives more accurate prognosis, study finds |
(05-Sep-2006) But experts disagree on whether age-related genetic alteration is cause |
(31-Aug-2006) Amniocentesis, CVS sampling data useful for patient counseling, study says |
(31-Aug-2006) For the first time, tweaking DNA leads to sustained tumor regression |
(31-Aug-2006) For the first time, tweaking DNA leads to sustained tumor regression |
(30-Aug-2006) Variants of GATA2 could help explain familial risk, study shows |
(29-Aug-2006) The technique restored healthy heart rhythm in pigs, researchers say |
(28-Aug-2006) DNA can pinpoint those at highest risk, scientists say |
(25-Aug-2006) Carcinogens weaken cells' ability to repair DNA, researchers say |
(24-Aug-2006) Findings could lead to new screening for preterm birth, prostate cancer, studies say |
(23-Aug-2006) L.A.-based study currently seeking patients and their partners |
(23-Aug-2006) Causes weakness of blood vessels throughout the body, researchers say |
(22-Aug-2006) But it's not clear whether newborns need routine screening for SCADD |
(21-Aug-2006) Discovery could help guide treatment, researchers say |
(21-Aug-2006) They've developed a model that spots genes driving the disease |
(18-Aug-2006) This information can help guide treatment, researchers say |
(18-Aug-2006) Mouse study shows promise for the new technique |
(11-Aug-2006) Study sheds light on link between inflammation and disease |
(10-Aug-2006) Medical anomaly poses no threat to humans, experts say |
(09-Aug-2006) The gene-based therapy hits only malignant cells, researchers say |
(09-Aug-2006) Revolutionary new screen helps doctors decide whether patients need chemotherapy |
(08-Aug-2006) Viral protein sabotages the immune defenses of infected cells |
(08-Aug-2006) The advance could protect children in the developing world, researchers say |
(08-Aug-2006) Targeting a protein produced by the gene might treat the disease, experts say |
(07-Aug-2006) They reverse the evolutionary process to see how life is engineered |
(07-Aug-2006) They reverse the evolutionary process to see how life is engineered |
(04-Aug-2006) Finding could lead to test to spot variants in high-risk women |
(04-Aug-2006) Study finds lighting up doubles odds among those without genetic risk |
(03-Aug-2006) Protein regulating glutamate flow may explain why anxiety disorder runs in families |
(03-Aug-2006) Genetics play key role in severity and occurrence of this painful condition, study finds |
(02-Aug-2006) Presence of genetic mutations signals the ability to switch treatments |
(31-Jul-2006) CHEK2 mutation could serve as diagnostic warning sign, study suggests |
(31-Jul-2006) In animal study, single injection into a vein hints of long-lasting treatment for humans |
(24-Jul-2006) Finding helps explain why some benefit more than others from naltrexone |
(24-Jul-2006) Mice lacking 'matrilin-3' suffered degeneration of cartilage, researchers say |
(24-Jul-2006) Men may carry a higher 'genetic load' linked to the disease, researchers say |
(24-Jul-2006) Hunter syndrome patients have trouble breaking down complex sugars |
(18-Jul-2006) Carriers have 11-fold higher risk of macular degeneration, study found |
(14-Jul-2006) The condition involves an inability to distinguish unfamiliar faces |
(12-Jul-2006) Finding gives new clues to cause of the painful disease |
(12-Jul-2006) Study finds 70 percent increased odds for the dangerous condition |
(11-Jul-2006) Twins study suggests vulnerability is there regardless of culture |
(11-Jul-2006) Removal of ovaries, weight loss benefits women susceptible to the diseases |
(07-Jul-2006) The finding could explain male-female differences in disease risk |
(30-Jun-2006) But genetics is probably to blame for difficulties in quitting, study shows |
(28-Jun-2006) It can also guide treatment for those already diagnosed with the disease, study says |
(27-Jun-2006) And cautious types may be protected against drinking problems, study finds |
(26-Jun-2006) Women with BRCA1/2 gene mutations at risk particularly if they had X-rays when young |
(26-Jun-2006) 'Fraternal birth order' predicted men's sexual orientation, research shows. |
(21-Jun-2006) The finding could explain many cases of atrial fibrillation |
(21-Jun-2006) Early study shows more chromosomal abnormalities in sperm after these procedures |
(14-Jun-2006) Even a single mutated copy can speed symptoms |
(12-Jun-2006) European patients fare worse than those in U.S., study finds |
(06-Jun-2006) Defects heighten risks of disorders such as schizophrenia and dwarfism, study suggests |
(30-May-2006) Symptoms of hemochromatosis include fatigue and joint pain |
(24-May-2006) Dad's RNA can deliver instructions even when original gene is gone, study suggests |
(23-May-2006) Scientists have overcome major hurdle, but treatments could still be decades away |
(23-May-2006) The expensive tool is cost-effective for women carrying specific genes, study finds |
(19-May-2006) Defective DNA common in autopsied cardiac tissue, researchers say |
(18-May-2006) They can sneak therapeutic DNA into the pancreas, experts explain |
(17-May-2006) It's the biggest chromosome humans have, and source of many disease-linked mutations |
(16-May-2006) Scientists seek mutations behind the major form of the neurological disease |
(16-May-2006) A group on chromosome 3 may influence ear trouble in young and old, study finds |
(11-May-2006) Environment much more likely to be the major trigger, experts say |
(08-May-2006) It benefits them just as much as older men, early study shows |
(07-May-2006) The pricey tests are becoming popular, but some question their value |
(04-May-2006) Mice without the PTEN gene exhibited autistic behaviors, study found |
(03-May-2006) Fruit fly experiments may lead to new treatments, researchers claim |
(01-May-2006) Significant effect seen in children with particular gene types, study reports |
(01-May-2006) Finding might lead to genetic therapy for baldness, study suggests |
(01-May-2006) Finding might lead to genetic therapy for baldness, study suggests |
(28-Apr-2006) Therapy reverses Alport syndrome in mice, researchers report |
(28-Apr-2006) People whose mothers got the illness early should get checked, researchers say |
(27-Apr-2006) One variant was 14 times more common in people with weakened brain vessels |
(24-Apr-2006) Alcohol and nicotine hit similar genetic targets in brain, study finds |
(21-Apr-2006) Variant found in 1 in 20 people lowers blood fats, study finds |
(20-Apr-2006) Could affect body's ability to endure stresses such as injury, infection, researchers say |
(17-Apr-2006) Collaboration is looking for pathways that encourage alcoholism |
(17-Apr-2006) Even those who doubt status are wrong 70% of time, study shows |
(13-Apr-2006) The trait is found in 10 percent of people, study says |
(09-Apr-2006) U.S. researchers will look at potential genetic, environmental causes |
(07-Apr-2006) It could affect odds for underweight newborn, U.S. study suggests |
(06-Apr-2006) Mouse study suggests patients with Marfan syndrome may have a new option |
(04-Apr-2006) Family members also at risk when a never-smoker gets the disease, study finds |
(28-Mar-2006) Blood-based method catches rare but sometimes deadly disorders |
(27-Mar-2006) Genetically engineered pork could eventually reach supermarket shelves |
(22-Mar-2006) Finding might lead to treatments for the troubling skin condition |
(21-Mar-2006) Two X chromosomes put females at an advantage, expert says |
(21-Mar-2006) They missed 12% of mutations among breast-cancer patients, study finds |
(20-Mar-2006) Specific mutation raises chances of age-related macular degeneration |
(17-Mar-2006) A key gene could say a lot about how organisms sense, respond to their environment |
(16-Mar-2006) The industrial chemicals are found in insecticides, non-stick coatings |
(16-Mar-2006) Findings may explain why the chemical's effects last so long |
(15-Mar-2006) RNA profile could spot patients in need of aggressive treatment, researchers say |
(08-Mar-2006) Experts confirm what may be Dr. Hwang Woo-Suk's sole achievement |
(07-Mar-2006) Anxious or depressed children could be at risk for the eating disorder, researchers say |
(07-Mar-2006) One form of DNA might increase heart attack risk, study finds |
(06-Mar-2006) Scientists spot DNA behind age-related macular degeneration |
(06-Mar-2006) Many Americans carry the germ that is becoming resistant to antibiotics |
(03-Mar-2006) Obsessive-compulsive disorders and eating disorders tend to appear together, researchers note |
(28-Feb-2006) Findings might lead to new antibiotics against this growing threat |
(27-Feb-2006) The variant might also play role in a movement disorder, researchers say |
(24-Feb-2006) A cluster of mutations may predict a dangerous arrhythmia, researchers say |
(24-Feb-2006) Scientists reach beyond the genome to the 'interactome' |
(23-Feb-2006) Risk of colorectal cancer as high as 80 percent |
(22-Feb-2006) 'GeneDesign' software will help create artificial DNA |
(21-Feb-2006) Women with multiple gay sons make a key chromosomal choice, study suggests |
(20-Feb-2006) Women with variants of LEP or LEPR genes face higher risks, study suggests |
(20-Feb-2006) Surprise discovery shows that gender-linked gene affects brain chemical, too |
(17-Feb-2006) Agent-specific gene patterns arise soon after exposure, scientists say |
(15-Feb-2006) The chance could be six times higher than normal, study suggests |
(15-Feb-2006) It's a valuable tool that could shed light on the disease's origins, researchers say |
(13-Feb-2006) Key mutations boost effectiveness of medicines that also fight malaria, study finds |
(06-Feb-2006) Finding highlights need to improve vaccine-delivery system, experts say |
(03-Feb-2006) The finding could point the way to new treatments, researchers say |
(02-Feb-2006) Balancing omega-6 fatty acids with omega-3s is the prudent course, study suggests |
(02-Feb-2006) Babies with two copies of the gene are 24 times more likely to die from SIDS, researchers say |
(01-Feb-2006) The rare, disabling neurological disorder predominantly affects girls |
(27-Jan-2006) Switched-off DNA may explain why many don't get relief from nitroglycerin |
(26-Jan-2006) Data could lead to insights on ways to prevent, treat human infections |
(25-Jan-2006) Major cause of movement disorder among Eastern European Jews, study finds |
(24-Jan-2006) Research also finds human evolution slower than apes |
(23-Jan-2006) Research uncovers a mutation linked to rare movement disorder |
(23-Jan-2006) Discovery could aid bone marrow transplants, gene therapy, researchers say |
(23-Jan-2006) Discovery could aid bone marrow transplants, gene therapy, researchers say |
(20-Jan-2006) Mice without it developed a schizophrenic-like illness, researchers say |
(17-Jan-2006) A locus on chromosome 10 appears to be a hot spot, researchers say |
(17-Jan-2006) Findings could further research into acute myeloid leukemia |
(17-Jan-2006) Finding could have implications for HIV-positive patients, experts say |
(16-Jan-2006) Mouse study finds that without this gene, embryos cannot attach to the uterus |
(13-Jan-2006) Women are almost twice as likely as men to inherit a vulnerability to the illness, study finds |
(13-Jan-2006) A desensitization to bitter flavors could up drinking rates, reearchers say |
(13-Jan-2006) The discovery may also have implications for adult kidney disease |
(12-Jan-2006) Tumor cells on the periphery are the most deadly, study suggests |
(12-Jan-2006) Mutations can trigger serious drug side effects, researchers warn |
(11-Jan-2006) Odds rise with number of cigarettes smoked per day, study finds |
(10-Jan-2006) abetes, researchers say |
(10-Jan-2006) South Korean fraud is disappointing but the dream remains alive, they contend |
(09-Jan-2006) Habit activates genetic condition, sending immune system into overdrive, study finds |
(06-Jan-2006) Study suggests current, former smokers who have relatives with disease get screened |
(04-Jan-2006) Male mice prone to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy did better on milk-protein diet, study finds |
(04-Jan-2006) Certain tumors silence its ability to make metastatic cells commit suicide, study finds |
(04-Jan-2006) Finding could explain why cancer can recur after chemotherapy, study says |
(27-Dec-2005) Study finding should encourage people to control risk factors, experts say |
(22-Dec-2005) A number of genetic markers may help pinpoint long QT syyndrome |
(22-Dec-2005) UV-B rays tied to two forms of malignncy, but not melanoma |
(20-Dec-2005) Siblings of people with the disease are at heightened risk, study finds |
(19-Dec-2005) The new technology could bring gene therapy to the inside of arteries |
(19-Dec-2005) Ten percent of white breast cancer survivors carry the mutation, researchers say |
(19-Dec-2005) Genetic insights from the roundworm could yield clues to human conception |
(16-Dec-2005) Smoke-linked illness more common in kids with a specific mutation, study found |
(15-Dec-2005) Study locates smokers' drinking-linked DNA on chromosome 4 |
(15-Dec-2005) Scientists push for a new effort to understand mechanisms that direct DNA |
(15-Dec-2005) Research with zebrafish could help fight against melanoma, study suggests |
(12-Dec-2005) People with active TB five times likelier to have this gene variation, study finds |
(07-Dec-2005) "GW bodies" seem to be key to gene regulation, researchers say |
(07-Dec-2005) It comes on the heels of new research into the animal's genome |
(25-Nov-2005) Study found life events can also influence mood, regardless of genetics |
(23-Nov-2005) Finding could help doctors treating neuroblastomas, researchers say |
(21-Nov-2005) Odds are doubled for males born very early, study found |
(17-Nov-2005) Investigators involved in 9/11 say better system needed to sort things out |
(17-Nov-2005) Discovery could lead to treatments for anxiety disorders, experts say |
(16-Nov-2005) Right now there's no good way of assessing who's most at risk, experts say |
(16-Nov-2005) Prevention, treatment efforts should be targeted for specific types, study says |
(14-Nov-2005) The mutations also occur more in blacks than whites, researchers say |
(14-Nov-2005) It seems to govern how much a person needs to drink to feel high, researchers say |
(10-Nov-2005) Discovery gives new clues to age-related macular degeneration |
(10-Nov-2005) But will the research with rodents prove useful for people? |
(09-Nov-2005) Mutation might also be tied to problems stemming from low birth weight, researchers say |
(09-Nov-2005) Study finding could lead to tailored therapies for individual patients |
(28-Oct-2005) Mutation raises odds in women with strong family history, study finds |
(28-Oct-2005) Finding could lead to earlier treatment of the reading disorder, experts say |
(27-Oct-2005) Rearranged genes may help trigger many malignancies, experts say |
(26-Oct-2005) Test may help doctors spot aggressive form of chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
(26-Oct-2005) One researcher worries that some populations aren't represented, however |
(24-Oct-2005) Researchers found a third of children with mutation developed the disorder |
(20-Oct-2005) Could help against human arrhythmias, researchers say |
(19-Oct-2005) It plays key role in maintaining an organism's genetic integrity, study finds |
(18-Oct-2005) Study findings suggest genetic testing would be worthwhile, experts say |
(14-Oct-2005) Infant with rare genetic disorder recovers from Graft-Versus-Host Disease |
(13-Oct-2005) Gene-targeted virstatin might also battle other lethal infections |
(12-Oct-2005) Discovery could explain why some experience deeper slumber than others |
(07-Oct-2005) Early research points the way to safe, accurate prenatal screen |
(06-Oct-2005) A worm gene could hold the key to important mammalian functions |
(05-Oct-2005) Common genes may make both strains particularly deadly, experts warn |
(04-Oct-2005) Nearly 14 percent of Americans carry the TGFBR1*6A gene type, experts say |
(03-Oct-2005) It spots those patients who'll respond best to specific therapies, experts say |
(30-Sep-2005) Family's inherited condition strips bone of its protective cartilage |
(27-Sep-2005) A single gene may help drive tendency to risky behaviors |
(27-Sep-2005) The discovery could lead to a test and even treatment, researchers say |
(26-Sep-2005) Survey of family and personal history pinpoints women who may need screening |
(23-Sep-2005) Finding could lead to more tailored antihypertensive drug treatment |
(22-Sep-2005) Blacks seem to be especially susceptible, a new study suggests |
(21-Sep-2005) Testing for the defect might pinpoint those at higher risk, researchers say |
(20-Sep-2005) Women without specific mutations face usual odds of ovarian malignancy, study finds |
(19-Sep-2005) A genetic pathway may encourage tumor recurrence, researchers report |
(19-Sep-2005) Discovery may lead to new drug therapies, researchers say |
(16-Sep-2005) Only women with family history need tests for BRCA1 and BRCA2, panel concludes |
(16-Sep-2005) March of Dimes experts say premature delivery up 30 percent since the 1980s |
(15-Sep-2005) DNA matching will be put to the test, but time is an enemy |
(13-Sep-2005) Heredity especially important to first fracture in 60s, 70s, study finds |
(08-Sep-2005) Two recent gene mutations suggest our 'defining feature' is improving |
(02-Sep-2005) Serious injury sparks changes in thousands of genes, study shows |
(02-Sep-2005) Clinical trial underway with leukemia patients, researchers say |
(01-Sep-2005) BRCA2 mutations up risks for other malignancies, study finds |
(31-Aug-2005) Shows human DNA differs by just 3 percent, but that gap is already yielding scientific clues |
(26-Aug-2005) Alteration in gene may cause extreme farsightedness, researchers say |
(24-Aug-2005) Material called RNA plays key role in the body's defenses, researchers say |
(22-Aug-2005) The discovery could aid in prevention and early diagnosis |
(22-Aug-2005) Discovery might help guide treatment, researchers say |
(20-Aug-2005) Losing 10 pounds cut the risk by 65 percent, study finds |
(18-Aug-2005) Gene test is specific for virus-linked flare-ups, study finds |
(15-Aug-2005) In the lab, the strategy boosted levels of a toxin-removing protein |
(15-Aug-2005) In rats, treatment shrank glioblastoma multiforme tumors |
(12-Aug-2005) Switching off one gene stopped estrogen-linked tumors in the lab |
(12-Aug-2005) Finding could help most of those with type 2 diabetes, researchers say |
(12-Aug-2005) Switching off one gene stopped estrogen-linked tumors in the lab |
(11-Aug-2005) The work involves fruit flies but could benefit people |
(11-Aug-2005) Increase in paternity testing reveals 1 in 25 men raising children not their own, study says |
(11-Aug-2005) Researchers find 30 percent incidence of hereditary BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations |
(10-Aug-2005) Finding in fruit flies may yield new treatments |
(10-Aug-2005) International team unlocks crop's genetic mysteries |
(10-Aug-2005) Condition leads to vision loss in 1 of every 5,000 boys, researchers say |
(09-Aug-2005) But an active lifestyle pays dividends for all, researchers say |
(05-Aug-2005) But the benefits will take time to realize, experts predict |
(04-Aug-2005) Researchers develop gene chip to aid neuroblastoma prognosis |
(04-Aug-2005) 'Cellular senescence' might be used to put tumors to sleep, research suggests |
(03-Aug-2005) Certain combinations may be behind disorder, researchers find |
(29-Jul-2005) Common DNA may bring unrelated individuals together, study suggests |
(29-Jul-2005) Common DNA may bring unrelated individuals together, study suggests |
(28-Jul-2005) Scientists can now work with monkeys to study macular degeneration |
(27-Jul-2005) Finding could one day help doctors better tailor therapy for patients, study says |
(26-Jul-2005) It soured early humans from tasting toxic food, study suggests |
(20-Jul-2005) Study finds which women with benign breast disease face greatest risk down the road |
(18-Jul-2005) Scientists use common cold bug to kill heated tumor cells |
(18-Jul-2005) The mutation could drive aortic valve disease, researchers say |
(15-Jul-2005) Scientists using 'jumping genes' to uncover tumor-linked mutations |
(15-Jul-2005) One mutation cut glioblastoma risk by 40 percent, study found |
(14-Jul-2005) This mutation is no party, Japanese team say |
(14-Jul-2005) New insights into illnesses that threaten millions worldwide |
(12-Jul-2005) Report finds 27 states fall short in screening infants for hidden disorders |
(11-Jul-2005) Twins study finds similar responses from high-fat diets |
(11-Jul-2005) Treatment effective against genetic disorder called ALD, study finds |
(05-JUL-2005) Dying at young age means relatives should be tested for heart defects, study says |
(28-JUN-2005) A new technology is providing crucial information |
(27-JUN-2005) U.S. minorities more prone to advanced disease than whites, study finds |
(23-JUN-2005) Tweaking a gene got rid of arrhythmia complication, researchers report |
(21-JUN-2005) Findings have implications for middle-aged, wanna-be dads |
(21-JUN-2005) The findings might someday help all older women conceive |
(21-JUN-2005) Malignancy under age 50 twice as common in blacks vs. whites, study found |
(20-JUN-2005) In study, even gene carriers said they'd recommend screening to others |
(17-JUN-2005) Individuals with one disorder are at increased risk for the other, study finds |
(09-JUN-2005) Rodent study suggests 'junk DNA' influences behavior |
(09-JUN-2005) It extended survival of patients with metastatic colon cancer |
(08-JUN-2005) They have links to lymphomas, colorectal tumors |
(08-JUN-2005) First human trial shows treatment safe for rheumatoid disease |
(07-Jun-2005) One mutation connects the condition to another movement disorder |
(07-JUN-2005) A blood test could help doctors decide for or against surgery |
(03-JUN-2005) Focus is on delivery systems that do the job without causing collateral damage |
(03-JUN-2005) Focus is on delivery systems that do the job without causing collateral damage |
(01-JUN-2005) Discovery should help doctors tailor treatment to specific tumor type |
(31-MAY-2005) Rat study found it triggered disease in those with genetic predisposition |
(27-MAY-2005) Lafora disease may have its roots in a specific mutation |
(26-MAY-2005) ATF2 spurs DNA repair, potentially stopping malignant mutations |
(25-MAY-2005) Mouse study suggests another risk factor for vascular disease |
(20-MAY-2005) Researcher disproves age-old medical assumption with new findings |
(18-MAY-2005) Some women naturally incorporate more nutrients in milk than others, study finds |
(17-MAY-2005) Simple patient factors, such as age and sex, tell the story on recurrence |
(13-MAY-2005) The gene affects only boys, perhaps explaining their raised risk |
(12-MAY-2005) What you should know before you go |
(11-MAY-2005) Protein inhibitor reduces inflammatory markers in those at high risk |
(09-MAY-2005) One variation may disrupt stress circuitry, researchers find |
(09-MAY-2005) Technique suppresses mutations found in one-third of tumors |
(05-MAY-2005) Sicker patients express certain genes at higher level, study finds |
(05-MAY-2005) Discovery may lead to treatments that prevent organ failure, study says |
(05-MAY-2005) This molecule can't be bought in a bottle, however |
(04-MAY-2005) It may detect 4 percent of missed cases, study suggests |
(04-MAY-2005) About 2% of cases are linked to familial mutation, study finds |
(03-MAY-2005) French researchers find hypertension higher in those whose fathers died young |
(29-APR-2005) The treatment could improve circulation without surgery, researchers hope |
(29-APR-2005) Emerging field befuddled by questions of science, ethics |
(27-APR-2005) Disease thought to affect mostly whites also found in Asians, Pacific Islanders |
(26-APR-2005) Risk lower in those with familial risk minus the mutation, study finds |
(26-APR-2005) Experts hail news that Herceptin trials were halted early due to successful results |
(26-APR-2005) Short bursts of intense ultrasound boost power of gene therapy to fight malignancies |
(25-APR-2005) Initial results of small study show slowed mental decline |
(22-APR-2005) Patients with specific variation survived nearly twice as long |
(22-APR-2005) New tool might someday help doctors tailor therapies to patients |
(21-APR-2005) Adding the nutrient to wheat flour cut Chilean incidence in half |
(20-APR-2005) FdUMP(10) is up to 400 times more powerful than conventional chemo |
(20-APR-2005) Could be to blame for thyroid, colorectal, breast and other tumors, study says |
(19-APR-2005) Saliva analysis detected nine of 10 oral cancers in study |
(19-APR-2005) Animal studies suggest hCG can lower a woman's risk |
(19-APR-2005) A study finds 90 percent of resistant CML patients responding to AMN107 |
(13-APR-2005) New trial will use mild shock to open skin pores, mobilize immune system |
(12-APR-2005) Reasons for disparity not clear, but study suggests more education, outreach needed |
(11-APR-2005) Researchers offer distinctly nonmolecular solution: Exercise |
(08-APR-2005) New high-tech method should help find other chemotherapy targets |
(07-APR-2005) Genetic differences can also play a role, study finds |
(04-APR-2005) Rat studies suggest endurance starts with the genes |
(30-MAR-2005) In new strategy, one drug makes tumors vulnerable to a second |
(30-MAR-2005) It's responsible for a rare sleep anomaly, study finds |
(29-MAR-2005) Online appeal to patients helps ID bone marrow cancer gene |
(29-MAR-2005) It could someday pinpoint those most vulnerable, researchers say |
(28-MAR-2005) Mouse whisker study shows follicle stem cells grow into brain cells |
(25-MAR-2005) Much of the odds is all in the family |
(24-MAR-2005) Antioxidants from food especially helpful in 25% of men, study suggests |
(21-MAR-2005) It's a big improvement on current tests, researchers say |
(21-MAR-2005) In chick embryos, specific chemical environment brings results |
(18-MAR-2005) Blocking action of MTHFR gene shrank tumors in mice |
(17-MAR-2005) Survey of infertile women finds equal preference for boys or girls, however |
(16-MAR-2005) Finding points to unsuspected source of differences between men, women |
(15-MAR-2005) Twins study finds common threads in developing disease, a leading cause of blindness |
(14-MAR-2005) |
(14-MAR-2005) Study finds similar disease pattern in black patients from both continents |
(10-MAR-2005) Specific DNA changes may alter behaviors, studies suggest |
(10-MAR-2005) In many cases, a single mutation may be to blame |
(08-MAR-2005) But experts caution findings are far from conclusive |
(05-MAR-2005) Halted U.S. experiments should resume for children with no other option, FDA advisers say |
(03-MAR-2005) Genes, biology make these children more prone to severe airway trouble |
(02-MAR-2005) Finding could lead to a test that identifies patients at risk |
(02-MAR-2005) It's only the second gene with proven links to late-onset disease |
(01-MAR-2005) One mutation occurs more often in nonsmokers with the disease |
(28-FEB-2005) Toxins arise in reptiles' own tissues, researchers discover |
(24-FEB-2005) Kids with worst cases display specific gene profile, researchers say |
(23-FEB-2005) Two teams of researchers arrive at similar finding |
(23-FEB-2005) One gene may tell skin stem cells to change, or stay as they are |
(22-FEB-2005) Second mutation in cancer cells may trigger resistance to Iressa, Tarceva |
(21-FEB-2005) In mice, joints lacking a specific type got arthritis five times faster |
(18-FEB-2005) Experts say more research, understanding needed for those of ambiguous sex |
(18-FEB-2005) Finding could help determine which women need aggressive treatment |
(16-FEB-2005) Discovery could someday lead to prevention or treatment |
(16-FEB-2005) Study suggests one mutation can give rise to conditions like schizophrenia |
(15-FEB-2005) Fatty deposits form in dangerous places for some families, study finds |
(15-FEB-2005) Maternal blood and amniotic fluid analysis can spot genetic problems |
(14-FEB-2005) Harmless form of the virus attacked malignancies in mice, says study |
(14-FEB-2005) Finding could lead to new treatments for human deafness, researchers say |
(14-FEB-2005) Discovery an alternative to inconvenient injections in developing world, study says |
(11-FEB-2005) Wound-healing activity may identify women at risk for disease spread |
(09-FEB-2005) It's needed for brain development but doesn't switch off, study finds |
(08-FEB-2005) One in five may carry the estrogen-linked mutation |
(08-FEB-2005) Study in zebrafish yields genetic answers |
(07-FEB-2005) Gene awakens reproductive system at right time, researchers report |
(07-FEB-2005) Bitter-tasting foods a tough, but necessary, sell for these youngsters |
(04-FEB-2005) Children likely to be overweight at 6 if mom is, too |
(03-FEB-2005) Two studies clarify role of specific protein |
(31-JAN-2005) Gene variant could explain why women more prone to multiple sclerosis |
(31-JAN-2005) Mutation may cause Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease |
(31-JAN-2005) Special virus spares healthy cells |
(27-JAN-2005) Genetic predisposition to sit can pack on pounds, study suggests |
(26-JAN-2005) Caused by a gene mutation, it develops in middle age |
(26-JAN-2005) Human trials could begin by middle of year, researcher says |
(25-JAN-2005) Scientists prompted them to aggressively attack malignancies |
(25-JAN-2005) for about 50% of change in body mass index |
(25-JAN-2005) Discovery may lead to earlier diagnosis and improved treatments in some cases |
(24-JAN-2005) Causes problems with prospective memory, researchers discover |
(21-JAN-2005) Artificial HIV gene may help in development of protective vaccine |
(20-JAN-2005) Rats bred to have low exercise capacity have more risk factors |
(19-JAN-2005) Points to increased susceptibility in those with family history of disease |
(19-JAN-2005) Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis skirts danger of blood imcompatibility condition |
(19-JAN-2005) Scientists identify gene that controls other cancer-causing genes |
(19-JAN-2005) Scientists identify gene that controls other cancer-causing genes |
(17-JAN-2005) Could become effective therapy against cells that keep proliferating |
(17-JAN-2005) Second study shows gene therapy may provide new treatment for neurological disease |
(17-JAN-2005) Mutation may cause 5 percent of cases in people with family history of the disease |
(13-JAN-2005) Finding could lead to new treatments for many diseases |
(12-JAN-2005) Children with family history more than twice as likely to develop mood disorders, study finds |
(10-JAN-2005) Lab study finds main ingredient suppresses important cancer gene |
(06-JAN-2005) Study finds great variation between, within racial groups |
(23-DEC-2004) Study finds genes that lead to both |
(21-DEC-2004) But smoking still plays dominant role, researchers add |
(20-DEC-2004) They acted like pacemaker in animal trials |
(17-DEC-2004) Finding might lead to more tailored treatments for patients, researchers say |
(17-DEC-2004) Four children with disorder recover immune functioning |
(17-DEC-2004) Four children with disorder recover immune functioning |
(15-DEC-2004) Information could lead to development of new drugs |
(10-DEC-2004) But at least one expert says it's not ready for widespread use |
(08-DEC-2004) Could help in development of flu vaccines, researchers say |
(08-DEC-2004) Scientists discover one that evolves quickly to battle virus |
(07-DEC-2004) Those born in May face highest risk, while those born in November face lowest, study says |
(24-NOV-2004) Stroke in parent or sibling doubled the risk |
(24-NOV-2004) A second study spots a gene mutation linked to nicotine addiction |
(23-NOV-2004) A complex picture of three key genes emerges from a mouse study |
(22-NOV-2004) Recurrence unlikely in affected breast after lumpectomy, study finds |
(17-NOV-2004) It holds important clues to both cancer and aging |
(17-NOV-2004) Follicular lymphoma is a killer, but findings offer new hope |
(15-NOV-2004) Could interact with other factors to determine risk of drinking problem |
(15-NOV-2004) Discovery could lead to earlier diagnosis, treatment |
(15-NOV-2004) But risk of pancreatic, prostate, stomach cancer still low, study finds |
(12-NOV-2004) Finding could shed light on why some are more susceptible than others |
(10-NOV-2004) In mice, silencing RNA cut cholesterol nearly in half |
(10-NOV-2004) In mice, silencing RNA cut cholesterol nearly in half |
(08-NOV-2004) Government urges Americans to know their family medical history |
(08-NOV-2004) Government urges Americans to know their family medical history |
(04-NOV-2004) Brain work on mice might help smokers quit |
(03-NOV-2004) Finding could lead to new treatments, scientists say |
(02-NOV-2004) Mutations leave some less prone to fractures, study finds |
(01-NOV-2004) Study finds up to 2.5 times the risk if relative died of it |
(28-OCT-2004) Discovery might help treat anemia, hemochromatosis |
(27-OCT-2004) Cryptosporidium decoding could prevent illness, bioterrorism |
(27-OCT-2004) Cryptosporidium decoding could prevent illness, bioterrorism |
(21-OCT-2004) Mouse study finds disorder isn't tied to just one chromosome |
(21-OCT-2004) Cells' energy factories raise blood pressure, cholesterol |
(20-OCT-2004) Not having it increases odds of having breathing disorder |
(19-OCT-2004) May help treat disorder that destroys neurological, immune systems |
(19-OCT-2004) May help treat disorder that destroys neurological, immune systems |
(14-OCT-2004) Finding may provide targets for new treatments |
(13-OCT-2004) Say it's the final link to understanding mysterious sense |
(12-OCT-2004) Kids with brothers, sisters less likely to have it |
(12-OCT-2004) Women with genetic mutations find solace in sharing fears with others |
(12-OCT-2004) Finding could help doctors spot trouble in pregnancy early |
(08-OCT-2004) Discovery might lead to new treatments for this common respiratory problem, researchers say |
(07-OCT-2004) Habit increases risk in people with genetic predisposition to autoimmune disease |
(07-OCT-2004) They sent signals that fixed damaged heart cells in mice, study says |
(04-OCT-2004) Finding may help scientists engineer types that thrive in drought conditions |
(04-OCT-2004) Aggressive steps should be taken to lower that risk, study finds |
(04-OCT-2004) Finding may help scientists engineer types that thrive in drought conditions |
(30-SEP-2004) Changes in gene that regulates body weight can play part in obesity |
(29-SEP-2004) Genetic screen shows which patients benefit from temozolomide |
(28-SEP-2004) Gene, stem cell combination rebuild damaged livers in mice |
(28-SEP-2004) Gene, stem cell combination rebuild damaged livers in mice |
(24-SEP-2004) Women whose bodies do poor job of eliminating oils get most health benefit |
(24-SEP-2004) Delivers nerve growth factor to damaged neurons |
(23-SEP-2004) Experts hope it leads to better treatments, even a vaccine |
(21-SEP-2004) Even 'self-reported' accounts are valuable, study says |
(20-SEP-2004) Hope new drugs target molecule that control cancer-cell survival |
(14-SEP-2004) Finds more tumors in those genetically prone, study finds |
(08-SEP-2004) Finding could help identify those at risk of either condition |
(08-SEP-2004) Rat study shows gene therapy prevented degeneration of nerve cells in brain |
(03-SEP-2004) Mice without tumor suppressor gene develop condition similar to early stage disease |
(02-SEP-2004) Finding may lead to new treatments for deadly form of skin cancer |
(02-SEP-2004) Finding may lead to new treatments for deadly form of skin cancer |
(02-SEP-2004) Problem for those with mutation tied to Alzheimer's |
(01-SEP-2004) Stat3 sets disease development in motion, researchers find |
(25-AUG-2004) Finding could lead the way to more targeted CLL treatment |
(25-AUG-2004) But their new powers could lead to muscle damage |
(25-AUG-2004) Lashing out more common if one ear or finger is larger |
(24-AUG-2004) Patients with mutation respond to newest drugs, study says |
(19-AUG-2004) Study reports on discovery of 11 different ones, all related to autonomic nervous system |
(19-AUG-2004) Gene screen gauges patient response to treatment, researchers say |
(18-AUG-2004) New research finds there are some genes that affect one but not the other |
(18-AUG-2004) First-ever mutation clearly linked to increased risk for the common birth defect |
(12-AUG-2004) Siblings of those with joint condition in knees more likely to have same trouble |
(09-AUG-2004) Black women four times more likely to have alteration in tumor suppressor gene |
(09-AUG-2004) Genetically modified pollen does the trick for sufferers |
(05-AUG-2004) Manipulating gene can cut tumor risk, study says |
(04-AUG-2004) Inflammatory genes behind most common cause of disease |
(04-AUG-2004) Removing them caused withdrawal symptoms in mice |
(04-AUG-2004) Finding called important step in search for childhood cancer cure |
(02-AUG-2004) Therapeutic gene has sensor that detects oxygen deprivation in cardiac tissue |
(02-AUG-2004) Two areas of one gene susceptible in five forms of disease, study finds |
(02-AUG-2004) Therapeutic gene has sensor that detects oxygen deprivation in cardiac tissue |
(30-JUL-2004) Co-authored paper that unveiled DNA as the blueprint of life |
(30-JUL-2004) Co-authored paper that unveiled DNA as the blueprint of life |
(29-JUL-2004) May lead to development of new treatments for skin disorder |
(28-JUL-2004) It beats mammography, but isn't advised for women at normal risk |
(27-JUL-2004) Computer programs, charts can help, but they're no substitute for counseling |
(27-JUL-2004) Ability to discern hues develops after birth, animal study suggests |
(23-JUL-2004) Researchers find link between competing theories of brain damage |
(21-JUL-2004) Mutations tied to age-related macular degeneration |
(20-JUL-2004) Most supermarket 'snapper' is other species, DNA tests reveal |
(19-JUL-2004) Identifying specific disorder explains the unexplainable |
(15-JUL-2004) Mutation of immune system gene contributes disease, study finds |
(08-JUL-2004) Genome databases open to hackers, report says |
(08-JUL-2004) Genome databases open to hackers, report says |
(08-JUL-2004) Could sidestep side effects of calcium channel blockers |
(06-JUL-2004) Less likely to suffer osteoarthritis in fingers |
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