FDA Grants Historic Approval for Gene-Editing Treatment in Sickle Cell Disease The US Food and Drug Administration approved a groundbreaking gene-editing therapy for sickle cell disease, which affects hundreds of thousands of Americans. by Quincy Jon
Science New Split Gene-Editing Tool Promises to Reduce Unwanted Mutations That Cause Disease by Over 70% by Jace Dela Cruz
Science Genetic Engineering in 'Gattaca' Movie Seems Ideal, But What Are Its Disadvantages? by Jeffrey Teodoro
Health Scientists Used Gene-Edited Sheep to Develop Drug for Lethal Brain Disorder in Children by April Fowell
Tech China Aims to Build the World's Largest Genetic Database By Collecting DNA from 700 Million Males Since 2017 by CJ Robles
Tech Researchers Succeed in the Creation of the World's First Human X-Chromosome Assembly, Makes a Landmark Victory by Staff Reporter
Science This Alien-Looking Parasite Can Live Without Oxygen: Could This Mean Life in Space is Possible? by Urian B.
Feature Girls With Twin Brothers More Likely To Drop Out Of School And Earn Less Income by Rina Doctor
Science Fossils From Hunter-Gatherers Shed New Light On Genetic History Of The Iberian Peninsula by Diane Samson
Science DNA Testing Company FamilyTreeDNA Now Allows Users To Block FBI Access To Their Genetic Data by Sami Ghanmi
Health Largest Genetic Study Establishes Hereditary Links To Atrial Fibrillation To Explore Treatment Options by Rubi Valdez
Health These Genes Might Be Responsible For Our Big Brains, And They’re Only Found In Humans by Carl Velasco
Science Massive Genetic Study Reveals 90 Percent Of Earth’s Animals Appeared At The Same Time by Nicole Arce
Health Scientists Identify 44 Genetic Risks For Depression, And Everyone Carries At Least Some Of Them by Carl Velasco
Health Scientists Discover Over 100 New Genes That Are Responsible For Hair Color by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health Study Links Depression to Nearly 80 Genes That Could Shed Light On The Condition by Rubi Valdez
Health 23andMe CEO Compares Complicated Genetic Risk Reports To Simple At-Home Pregnancy Test by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health Your Chances For Heart Disease May Decrease If You Stay Active, Regardless Of What Your Genes Say by Carl Velasco
Health Medical Search For Superpowers Leads To Discovery Of People Who Are Resistant To Liver Disease by Jean-Pierre Chigne