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Scientists identify rare mutations in 36 genes that sharply raise the odds of OCD and tic disorders
A large-scale genetic analysis has identified 36 genes carrying rare mutations that substantially increase the likelihood of developing obsessive-compulsive disorder, chronic tic disorders, or both.
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A rare mutation may explain why some people with a high genetic Alzheimer’s risk stay sharp into their 80s
A rare mutation in a gene called FN1 may help explain why some people with the strongest common genetic risk for Alzheimer’s ...
By studying hypertrichosis, a rare condition that causes excessive hair growth, researchers uncovered signals that tell hair ...
A Tahlequah resident recently discovered an albino elm seedling, and called the Oklahoma Forestry Service to help identify it ...
Three Vietnamese children misdiagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis were found to carry the same NTRK1 mutation causing ...
A study of 3.37 million people of European ancestry associated the rare inherited EGFR T790M variant with about 25 times the ...
WASHINGTON – The Food and Drug Administration published draft guidance on Tuesday that would streamline approvals of some ...
A rare genetic change may help explain why some people with a high-risk Alzheimer’s gene remain mentally sharp into old age.
A particular gene variant called APOE ε4 is considered a high-risk factor for developing Alzheimer’s disease — so strong that ...
The Flynt family was told their son wouldn't live past 5 years old.
Scientists have discovered why some people with a high genetic risk of Alzheimer’s remain mentally sharp into their 80s, uncovering a rare mutation that protects the brain from harmful protein buildup ...
Fatty liver disease is usually linked to a combination of weight, diet, diabetes, cholesterol, and other metabolic problems. But researchers at Mayo Clinic have found that, in some people, a rare ...
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