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Blood Doesn’t Lie: How DNA and Serology Are Transforming the Legal Systems Worldwide

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In 1989, a young man, Gary Dotson, left prison after being unjustly convicted and spending six years in jail because someone convicted him of a crime he never committed....

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Taming Jumping Genes: Could Controlling Junk DNA Delay Aging?

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For a long time, scientists believed that much of our DNA was just biologically static, i.e., sequences that didn’t code for anything meaningful. These...
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In the Shadows of War— How Trauma Writes Its Legacy on the Bodies of Women and Children

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Some wars end with ceasefires. And then some wars live on in the womb, in the DNA, in the tear ducts of children too...
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It Begins with a Heartbeat: The Quiet Power of Science and Health in Healing a Nation from Within

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It begins with a heartbeat. A child’s first cry in a distant village hospital. A worried mother is waiting outside an ICU. A scientist bent...
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Tracing the Blueprint of Life – A Review of The Gene: An Intimate History

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The story of genetics begins long before the word itself existed—hidden in the cross-pollinated flowers of Gregor Mendel’s monastery garden, in the careful records...
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Fighting Noncommunicable Diseases: The Impact of iTFAs Reduction in Our Food Supply

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There is a strong correlation between iTFAs (industrially produced trans fatty acids) as dietary risk factors for noncommunicable diseases (NCDs); an increase in disease...

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When NASA launched its infrared space telescope NEOWISE (Near-Earth Object Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer), few imagined that a teenager, more than a decade later, would be the one to...
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