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He’s baaaack: Natural News restored to Google, as founder Mike Adams escalates ‘censorship’ claim

Barry Schwartz | 
[Editor's note: NaturalNews.com was delisted from Google search results on February 23, 2017, for what was later revealed to be ...
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Who should own revolutionary gene editor CRISPR? Scientists or the public?

Kristen Brown | 
In a one sentence ruling, an appeals board granted the rights to the powerful gene editing technology CRISPR-Cas9 to the ...
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From rough sketches to virtual reality: How scientists study, learn about developing embryos

Hyacinth Empinado | 
Armed with a wand and funky spectacles, Beatrice Steinert steps into a world of lush green mounds and bright blue ...
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Cell atlas: 37 trillion cells in the human body will be catalogued in ambitious effort

Steve Connor | 
The objective is to construct the first comprehensive “cell atlas,” or map of human cells, a technological marvel that should ...
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Weird world of DNA: What’s the best way to help patients with genetic diseases that are not inherited?

Ricki Lewis | 
The stories of two children, Millie and Hannah, highlight ways that genetic disease can seem to veer from the predictions ...
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No, your body does not absorb genetic material from eating GM foods

Miriam Meister | 
A major new study ... has found no evidence that genetic material from the food we eat is absorbed via ...
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Autism, other brain disorders linked to network of 91 genes

Gene discovery research is uncovering similarities and differences underlying a variety of disorders affecting the developing brain, including autism, attention ...
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Golfing bumblebees? Amazing video of insect learning could spark artificial intelligence research

Sam Wong | 
Bumblebees have learned to push a ball into a hole to get a reward, stretching what was thought possible for ...
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Perplexing Case Of Consumer Confusion About GE Foods In a ‘Fake News’ World

Brandon McFaddon | 
Information issued by scientific organizations often do not change perceptions. This is especially true for people with rooted 'tribal' beliefs ...
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On/off switch? Chronic pain could be eased if we identify the right genes

Blair Smith | 
[Editor's note: Blair Smith is a professor of population science at the University of Dundee in Scotland.] Two of the ...
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Idaho GMO sugar beet farmers mull ditching crop as more food companies adopt non-GMO label

Benton Alexander Smith | 
Idaho sugar beet farmers have grown increasingly dependent on genetically modified seeds for cost savings and greater yields over the ...
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Australia’s organic industry should drop ‘zero tolerance’ of GM food contamination, farmers group says

Di Darmody, Jo Prendergast | 
Flood waters have swept through parts of WA's grain growing region, sparking concern from some certified organic growers that contamination ...
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Cancer patients can learn ‘good and bad news’ by sequencing their disease genome

Kathy Giusti | 
Advances in genomics and molecular biology have revealed that cancer is surprisingly, shockingly diverse...Each one can be defined by a ...
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Epigenetics Around the Web: Dolly the sheep and aging. Epigenetics is not genetics. Obstacles to gene editing.

Nicholas Staropoli | 
This week’s features include: a clinic that doesn't know the difference between epigenetics and genetics; lessons about aging from Dolly ...
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Can GMOs mitigate threats to global food security?

Stuart Thompson | 
[Editor's note: Stuart Thompson is a senior lecturer in plant biochemistry at the University of Westminster in the UK.] Crops ...
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Racial biodiversity: Indigenous people offer opportunity to understand how genetic mutations evolve

Keolu Fox | 
[Editor's note: Keolu Fox is a biomedical researcher studying indigenous people.] Ninety-five percent of all drugs [are tested] only on ...
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Stress defense: Your biological clock activates protective genes as you age

Researchers at Oregon State University have discovered that a subset of genes involved in daily circadian rhythms, or the "biological ...
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Excessive hand washing? Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) linked to gene mutations associated with autism

Elana Glowatz | 
We know obsessive-compulsive disorder has a genetic basis, and now researchers are digging into our DNA to figure out exactly ...
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Muscle-wasting disease in dogs cured using gene therapy, offering hope to suffering boys

Ed Cara | 
For decades, some unlucky dog lovers have [witnessed their puppies'] seemingly healthy muscles literally waste away...until they could no longer stand ...
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Eczema-taming ointment could be made with bacteria from your own skin

Ed Yong | 
Teruaki Nakatsuji and Richard Gallo from the University of California, San Diego, have discovered that some bacteria which naturally live ...
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Google delisted Mike Adams’ Natural News website for ‘sneaky’ marketing, not content

Emil Karlsson | 
It became apparent that “Natural News” had been removed from Google search results on February 22 [2017]. The website did ...
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Diabetes linked to ‘junk’ DNA previously thought to have no function

Ryan O'Hare | 
[A]mong the thousands of genes which code for vital proteins, hidden in plain sight are much vaster chunks of non-coding ...
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Whole Foods, Patagonia, Clif Bar school lunch program promotes misconceptions about pesticides, seed saving

[Editor's note: Stephan Neidenbach is a middle school teacher, father, and blogger.] The Conscious Kitchen program (funded by Patagonia, Clif ...
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Super pigs: CRISPR gene-edited virus-resistant pigs could cut piglet deaths, pork prices

Phoebe Weston, Victoria Allen | 
Scientists have created a new breed of super pigs resistant to a killer virus... They now have two generations of ...
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To test or not to test? When is genetic screening for diseases a smart move?

Hallie Levine | 
Hundreds of prescription genetic tests are now available for every­thing from depression to cancer to Alzheimer’s disease. Such testing does ...
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Is your body shaped like an apple? It’s probably ‘in the genes’ and it could pose health risks

A study from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) researchers has found that a pattern of gene variants associated with an “apple-shaped” ...
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Can personalized medicine help those with chronic diseases that have environmental triggers?

Sharon Bergquist | 
[Editor's note: Sharon Horesh Bergquist is a physician, teacher, researcher in preventive medicine and healthy aging at Emory University] Personalized ...
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