Although doctors have been treating Alzheimer's for decades, they are still stymied as to its exact causes. For the most part ...

The catalogue of genetic factors that have been implicated in kidney disease continues to grow. In this guide to gene–disease relationships, the authors discuss the crucial process whereby ...

There are myriad syndromic eye disorders and the extent ... For sake of brevity, only the genetics of the most common syndromes are reviewed here.

Adam Brufsky, MD, PhD, professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine; Megan Kruse, MD, breast medical oncologist at Cleveland Clinic; and Ruta Rao, MD, professor of medicine ...

Adam Brufsky, MD, PhD, professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine; Megan Kruse, MD, breast medical oncologist at Cleveland Clinic; and Ruta Rao, MD, professor of medicine ...

Through her research, Suzuki has tapped into the habits we can form in order to make the most of our minds, including reducing the risk of dementia ... so important for my long-term cognitive ...

As genetic testing becomes more available, patients are gaining unprecedented access to information about the likelihood of diseases and medical conditions. There is increased demand for professionals ...

Automation, big data and economic pressures might lead to the termination of 83 million jobs globally in the next three years. That's according to research conducted by the World Economic Forum on ...

Sometimes, a risk for gastric cancer is passed down through families ... by looking at your DNA or at the tumor cells. “The first category is genetic testing of the patient, of you, and that [checks ...

If you’ve had genetic testing, you might choose to share the results with your family members. If a family member has had genetic testing, you may be interested in knowing their results. When you ...