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05/02/2023

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04/28/2020

On-the-spot DNA tests could prove invaluable to doctors, farmers, and officials responsible for food safety or environmental monitoring. Now Chinese researchers have created an ultra-portable, smartphone-based DNA testing platform that costs less than $10.

At the heart of the system is an “i-chip” just four cm long that includes integrated sample preparation, DNA amplification, and signal detection modules.

04/01/2020

A laboratory says it has a DNA test that can accurately test for COVID-19 and w**d out what it calls “a problem with false negatives that can lead to community exposure.”

A local laboratory says it has a DNA test that can accurately test for COVID-19 and w**d out what it calls “a problem with false negatives that can lead to community exposure.”

03/25/2020

Fortunately we will never sell your information to anyone.

As these tests become more popular, some groups and lawmakers are starting to wonder: What if your DNA data gets into the wrong hands?

Companies that sell DNA tests have hired lobbyists as Minnesota legislators eye regulating who has access to the results.

03/22/2020

To succeed in multi-level marketing (MLM) is to defy the odds. Over 99% of MLM distributors lose money or break even, according to a report cited by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

"MLM makes even gambling look like a safe bet," the report states.

The majority of participants will accept defeat and flame out after a year. But it doesn’t end there because former distributors often find themselves with inventory they can’t sell.

To succeed in multi-level marketing (MLM) is to defy the odds. Over 99% of MLM distributors lose money or at best, break even.

03/22/2020

There is federal legislation in place to protect people against genetic discrimination, but it has some loopholes

Nobody really knows who will have access to our genetic data in the years to come. Here’s why that’s scary.

03/18/2020

This new age of collecting and sharing genetic data has contributed to our understanding and treatment of genetic diseases, but it also brings with it new concerns for privacy and security.

At-home genetic testing has become a commonplace phenomenon, but with this comes concerns about privacy, both for those being tested and their relatives.

03/17/2020

DNA can store all of Wikipedia's data in about the size of a sugar cube. Meet the company Catalog DNA who has successfully written data to DNA:

We are examples of DNA-based computers. Not only do we store lots of data in DNA, our cells access and compute it in massively parallel ways. By enabling the...

03/10/2020

PerkinElmer Genomics has launched a new test that is able to accurately detect the shortening of the D4Z4 gene region which causes facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) type 1.

PerkinElmer Genomics has launched a new test that is able to accurately detect the shortening of the D4Z4 gene region which causes facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) type 1. FSHD affects approximately one in 10,000 to one in 25,000 individuals worldwide. Type 1 (FSHD1) is the more...

03/08/2020

DNA is currently changing how we care for newborns.

A new study using rapid genome sequencing to diagnose infants in the NICU at the University of Utah and Primary Children’s hospitals has the potential to revolutionize the way newborns are cared for, according to doctors.

03/01/2020

Life expectancy in the United States from 1900 to 2018.

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