A rare genetic mutation could help to explain why some people who don’t smoke still develop lung cancer.

Repetitive DNA and the D1 protein help matching fruit fly chromosomes recognize one another before eggs form.

"I come from a long-lived family, so I'll live a long time too."Conversely, "My parent passed away early, so I won't live a long time either."There are quite a few people who think this way.However, ...

AFI will make SRY gene testing mandatory across all approved competitions and age groups from 2027. The test detects the SRY ...

The reasons why gifted individuals are born are not singular; it is considered the result of a combination of numerous innate genes overlapping with subsequent environmental stimuli, leading to the ...

A strange ball python has characteristics that do not seem to make sense based on the two snakes that produced it. Its washed ...

Global increases in bowel disorders have put the spotlight on complex interactions between the gut microbiome and its human ...

Experts have revealed why the deadly meningitis B outbreak in Kent earlier this year, which killed two, was so dangerous.

From silent symptoms and Grade 1 fatty liver to diet, coffee and newer medicines, top doctors answer the most common ...

It’s not by chance that the phrase “You can’t eat at everyone’s home” has gone viral quite literally everywhere. It's because ...

A new genetic study reveals that activating the GLP-1 receptor—the target of popular weight-loss drugs—is associated with a lower risk of depression and bipolar disorder, suggesting profound ...

Scientists uncover why meningitis B outbreak in Kent was able to spread ‘quickly and dramatically’ - The March 2026 outbreak ...