Boston University researchers build a model beating heart that may be the key to accelerating precision medicine advances in cardiology.
Research conducted at the University of East Anglia in England finds transferring feces from young mice to old mice reverses symptoms of aging.
This research effort not only writes a new narrative journey of a population but adds diversity to the genomic knowledge dataset that will be used to shape precision medicine.
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Why researchers say this study’s findings should be considered by health policy decision makers who are planning for pharmacogenomics in psychiatry.
Certain non-invasive prenatal screening tests are leading to pregnancy-related decisions based on incorrect results, FDA confirms.
Hospitals should develop strategic plans that weigh the benefits of in-house versus outsourced genetic testing.
A new partnership between two innovative companies is focused on making 3D-printed, personalized medications.
New research from Johns Hopkins Medicine may offer a potential treatment for some patients with ALS during a specific timeframe in the disease.
The majority of patients who chose to use the pretest educational video over meeting in person with a genetic counselor provided several reasons for doing so.
Using a gut-to-brain disease-seeding process, the researchers seek to learn more about Parkinson’s disease-linked fibrils that form in nerve cells in the intestines.
