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New genes found to slow cancer, aging

Another notch in the goalpost for genetic research, as a new study involving worms has identified some genes that not only affect the aging process, ... Read More »

Three specific genes tied to lung cancer risk

Researchers reported this week that a trio of genes actually work together to become associated with about 20 percent of lung cancer cases. That's ... Read More »

There really is a gene that makes you skinny

Have you ever enviously watched a thin friend, family member or spouse chow down on a decadent dessert while you sip a cup of bitter coffee and wish ... Read More »

Adipose: The skinny gene?

Being skinny might be in your genes, according to a new study. A gene called Adipose (or adp) means the difference between fat and thin in mice and ... Read More »

Being left-handed says a few things about your health

The world is made for right-handed people. Computers, doors, notepads, even kitchen appliances are made for righties, and I can't complain, being one ... Read More »

Stop fighting: Lean body mass is mostly about genetics

Do you ever feel like the harder you work to change your body the harder it fights to stay the same? Well you may not be that far off the mark -- it ... Read More »

Chronic fatigue finally gets taken seriously

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome hasn't gotten a lot in the way of respect over the years from the medical community, with patients complaining of being tired ... Read More »

Human longevity in the hands of a Super Fly?

Researchers have discovered a fountain of youth, in a manner of speaking, for the fruit fly. At first you're probably thinking why on earth would we ... Read More »

Rice that carries the cholera vaccine

It's not ready for human use yet, but researchers have genetically engineered a rice that carries the cholera vaccine. This is a big deal because many ... Read More »

Orange cauliflower packed with extra beta carotene

Scientists have apparently been having fun turning vegetables into different colors in the lab, and now they've stumbled onto something they're fairly ... Read More »