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Eating two tablespoons of butter every night before bed introduces roughly 204 calories and 23 grams of saturated fat into your daily routine. This trendy practice has gained attention on social media, with some people ...
Whole genome sequencing has captured headlines with promises of the $1,000 genome breakthrough, but the reality of using this technology for disease prevention involves far more complex cost considerations. While sequencing technology costs have dropped dramatically, ...
Getting genetic test results can feel overwhelming, but these results hold valuable information that extends far beyond just one person. Genetic testing can reveal an increased risk for conditions like cancer and heart disease, affecting not ...
Genetic testing has become more accessible than ever, with options ranging from at-home kits you can order online to comprehensive tests ordered by healthcare providers. Direct-to-consumer genetic testing allows people to learn about their genetic makeup without ...
Many adults wonder whether they should pursue genetic testing in their 40s or wait until their 50s to screen for hereditary diseases. The decision involves weighing factors like family history, current health status, and the ...
Many people struggle with finding the right medication that works without causing unwanted side effects. Pharmacogenomic testing uses your genetics to help predict the way you will react to a drug, offering a scientific approach to ...