A Fuller Picture of the Human Genome
September 1, 2026
Researchers expanded genomic validation to repetitive, duplicated, and structurally variable regions
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Your Coffee Habit Could Affect Your Metabolic Health
August 27, 2026
Large Finnish cohort study identifies coffee-associated patterns in metabolites, risk markers, and sex hormones that could help refine interpretation of cardiometabolic biomarkers.
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Tissue Clocks Link Aging With Disease
August 26, 2026
Models trained on histology images detected aging patterns in the brain, gastrointestinal tract, and other organs
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Could Omics Improve Fabry Disease Diagnosis?
August 24, 2026
Researchers examine how molecular profiling could help identify organ injury that conventional testing may miss
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A Closer Look at the Complete Genome
August 20, 2026
The HG002 resource expands accuracy assessment into sex chromosomes and structurally complex genomic regions
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Your Genes May Shape Tumor Evolution
August 19, 2026
Mouse study links inherited genetics to driver mutation selection, genome stability, and tumor evolution
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New Clues to Crohn's Genetic Risk
August 18, 2026
High-resolution mapping in type 3 innate lymphoid cells uncovered both established and previously unrecognized candidate disease genes
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Can PSA Do Better?
August 17, 2026
By Jessica Allerton
Advances in biomarker testing are helping clinicians better identify which patients need imaging or biopsy – and which do not
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Hidden Pitfalls in MET Exon 14 Testing
August 17, 2026
Large cohort study examines limitations of DNA- and RNA-based sequencing in routine diagnostics
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Why Rare Diseases Need Long Reads
August 3, 2026
By Jessica Allerton
Long-read genome sequencing could replace multiple genetic tests with a single comprehensive assay
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