#DNA

All alcoholic drinks—even wine—are carcinogenic.

The grantee will study changes in DNA that impact heart health.

“This is simply a blood draw.” Analyzing plasma to define gene mutations in breast cancer is less invasive than tissue biopsies.

A new study is investigating the genetic differences that leave Black men more susceptible to prostate cancer.

When physicians include stool-based testing as an option to patients who don’t want colonoscopies, colorectal cancer screening rates go up.

Genetic signals active in dozens of areas in the brain affect dietary choices.

The short answer is yes. In addition, the microbes may help identify structural instability in buildings.

Transforming the more common type A blood into type O could build up blood supplies and reduce shortages around the globe.

Compounds released during vaping could boost cancer risk.

But scientists continue to overlook Africans in genome research.

The animals have 100 times as many cells as humans but rarely get cancer. New gene studies may help explain why.

Is discrimination now down to a science?

What to consider before taking a genetic test at home

The benefits and harms of genetically modifying humans

A recent study published in PLOS Medicine suggests it doesn’t.

Genetics may help explain why African Americans seem to be at a greater risk of certain autoimmune diseases.