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Jon Entine, author of Taboo: Why Black Athletes Dominate Sports and Why We’re Afraid to Talk About It,” takes stock ...

Jon Entine takes stock of the DNA London Olympics–where, as usual, African-descended athletes swept the running events while whites and ...

The ‘Frankenfoods’ debate is coming to your dinner table. This debate is particularly poignant because fifty years ago this September, ...

Sometimes what you see is not all you get. Whether or not you support healthcare reform, the implementation of any ...

It’s been a good month for synthetic biology. A few weeks ago, in a great talk (on the concept of ...

Scientists keep finding new ways to play with cells and make them alter their behavior, even their identity ...

Here’s Mark’s key message: The time of the $1000 genome meme is over. It served us well for years – ...

The tenth annual meeting of the International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) is winding down in Yokohama, Japan. But ...

As biology has advanced, it’s become increasingly clear that the environment and yes, even choice, have a remarkable impact on ...

Mass producing stem cells to screen drugs and study the progress of disease is not the sexier side of the ...

This is not a story of Lost Tribes, but of lost history–the discovery of “Jewish genes” in Hispano Christian populations ...

Just in time for Earth Day in April, a Stanford Magazine article about the farming of soybeans offered a rich ...