With 80% of rare diseases having a genetic cause, getting a head start on genetic testing for infants can be the key to an ...

Gum disease starts simply enough usually as gingivitis, which is inflammation of the gums caused by poor oral hygiene or a genetic predisposition to harmful bacteria. If left untreated ...

Suspects have emerged, including genetic mutations ... Now a surprising new candidate is emerging: periodontal disease. A wave of new studies suggests that Alzheimer’s may develop in tandem ...

The polygenicity analysis indicated that reproductive health disorders exhibit a high degree of genetic complexity, with many small-effect variants contributing to disease susceptibility.

This disease is partially explained by genetics, and it is known to run in families (Watkins & Farrall, 2006). However, lifestyle and environmental factors, such as diet, also contribute to ...