Cheaper DNA sequencing brings privacy risks
The Presidential Commission on Bioethics urges government to take preemptive steps
Thursday, Oct 11, 2012 8:53 PM UTCTechnology Bioethics, DNA, Human Genome
Human Genome
Technology Bioethics, DNA, Human Genome
Rare form of autism might be treatable
A scientific study of six children suggests some hope -- mainly for a rare, hereditary form of autism
Monday, Sep 10, 2012 3:29 PM UTCLife Autism, Children, Human Genome
“Junk” DNA holds clues to cancer, autism
With the latest annotation of the human genome, researchers have made new discoveries about common diseases
Thursday, Sep 6, 2012 5:53 PM UTCNews Scientific American
Most Read
-
Tornado survivor to Wolf Blitzer: Sorry, I'm an atheist. I don't have to thank the Lord
-
9-year-old slams Rahm over Chicago schools
-
Oklahoma senator: Tornado aid "totally different" from Sandy aid
-
Experts: Fox News spying scandal a game-changer
-
Judge tells lesbian couple to separate -- or lose kids
-
Greek yogurt, toxic waste hazard?
-
Inhofe and Coburn: Red state hypocrites
-
Facebook's hate speech problem
-
Brad Pitt keeps breaking his silence on how boring marriage to Jennifer Aniston was
-
Graphic video reportedly shows possible London machete attack suspect
Popular on Reddit
links from salon.com
Brad Pitt keeps breaking his silence on how boring marriage to Jennifer Aniston was
20 points21 points22 points | 26 comments
20 points21 points22 points | 26 comments
