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When most people think about places advancing rare disease diagnostics, sequencing, and treatments, big U.S. centers like Rady Children’s Institute for Genomic Medicine or Boston Children’s Hospital come to mind. But clinician scientists Vorasuk Shotelersuk, MD, and Shahida Moosa, MD, PhD, are showing what rare disease genomics can look like when it is driven from…

East Carolina University graduate student Holly Maschenik’s research may provide treatments for patients with health concerns ranging from bacterial infections to cancer. With the mentorship of physics professor Dr. Yong-Qing Li, she is pursuing research that tricks harmful cells into dropping their defenses, making them easier to kill

JAKARTA – Maintaining body health does not always have to start with big changes. Simple habits, such as regulating eating and drinking patterns, paying attention to sugar intake, and regularly doing physical activity are part of efforts to maintain health in daily life

Columbia student-athlete alumni have registered a 97 percent success rate over the last ten years

The café at Community Medical Centers’ hospitals features freshmade food on a rotating menu including a variety of salads, pizza, sandwiches and additional entrees

Strategic expansion across textiles and apparel, coupled with a strong focus on premium products and global markets, positions the company for its next phase of growth

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Italy — The iridescent green beetles native to Japan have become a growing menace in Italy, swarming through orchards and vineyards and leaving behind devastating lattice patterns in leaves that weaken the plants and reduce production

NACOGDOCHES, Texas –– Stephen F. Austin State University continues its leadership role in drone-based dolphin health research using the Passive Health Assessment in Sea Mammals, or PHASM, platform in Galveston

Short-read sequencing (SRS)-based disease-targeted NGS gene panels have revolutionized rare disease diagnostics but often leave autosomal recessive cases unsolved when only one pathogenic allele is detected. Missing variants may reside in deep intronic regions or involve structural variants (SVs) undetectable by SRS. To improve diagnostic yield, we implemented a cost-effective target capture-based long-read sequencing (LRS)…