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Beta Thalassemia – a Blood Disorder Linked to Malaria

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FMR1, the Gene Responsible for Fragile X Syndrome

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Preventing Jewish Genetic Diseases Through Carrier Testing

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The Ups and Downs of Cystic Fibrosis – Living With a Life-Threatening Genetic Condition

“Woe is the child kissed on the brow who tastes salty, for he is cursed and soon must die.” A warning from the Middle...

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Genetic Testing to Assist in the Correct Dosing of Warfarin

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Celiac Disease – When the Gluten-Free Diet is not just a Fad

Genetic changes explain why some of us are more sensitive to gluten than others and how it leads to celiac disease. From Weight Watchers to...

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Caffeine may Increase your Risk of a Heart Attack

Knowing how fast your body breaks down caffeine can save your life! It’s Wednesday afternoon and your brain is refusing to cooperate. You join...

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