The Cleveland neurologist shares habits that have allowed his body and brain to stay healthy. Original article from TODAY By A. Pawlowski Ask Dr. Howard Tucker about people who want …
The need for diversity in genome sequencing
Original article from DW A majority of the DNA that has been sequenced for research comes from donors of European ancestry. That causes a knowledge gap about the genome of people from the rest of …
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CRISPR debuted 10 years ago, in a paper hardly anyone noticed.
Original article seen in STAT News Jennifer Doudna reflects on the DNA scissors’ first decade n June 28, 2012, a joint press release went out from the U.S. Department of Energy and the Lawrence …
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Neanderthal gene may be behind 1,000,000 Covid deaths
Original article from Metro UK and Nature. One romantic tryst in the distant past between a Homo Sapien and a Neanderthal may be to blame for over a million deaths related to the coronavirus. At …
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Meat Eaters Avoid Evidence of Animals’ Capacity to Think and Feel, New Study Finds
If you eat vegan, you’ve probably wondered how people can keep eating and enjoying meat when there’s so much evidence about the health risks, the environmental damage, and poor animal welfare. …
Identical Twins Raised Apart in Different Countries Have Huge IQ Difference
Article courtesy of Newsweek Scientists have found that two identical twins raised in different countries have a huge IQ difference. A report published in the journal Personality and Individual …
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