Volume 33 Number 23 December 11-18, 2014
Reviews, News & Commentaries
Google opens its cloud to crack the genetic code of autism, by Marcus Wohlsen, Wired, Dec 9
NHMRC releases guidelines after concerns online genetic tests may not meet quality standards,by Sophie Scott, ABC Australia News, Dec 8
NIH Research Matters: Structural snapshots of damaged DNA, Dec 8
NIH Research Matters: Gene therapy used to treat hemophilia, Dec 8
When should your genetic information trump your right to privacy? By Adam Wernick, PRI, Dec 7
Testing for an incurable disease: Would you want to know? By Susan Donaldson James, NBC News, Dec 6
Sky-high genetic cholesterol targeted for blockbuster drug. Now to find the patients, by Michelle Fay Cortez, Fox News, Dec 5
How the genomic era is just starting, by Craig Venter, Business Week, Dec 4
Who owns the biggest biotech discovery of the century? There’s a bitter fight over the patents for CRISPR, a breakthrough new form of DNA editing, by Antonio Regalado, Biotechnology News, Dec 4
Family history: Learn your health history during the holidays, Brattleboro Reformer, Dec 4
Feature: Peering into my genome, by Jennifer Couzin-Frankel, Science Magazine, Dec 4
With breakthrough, parents can finally hug and kiss their ‘bubble babies’, by Julie Borg, World Magazine, Dec 3
Dentistry gets personalized. A genetic test for gum disease could be the beginning of a new era in dental medicine, by Leslie Minora, Genome Magazine, Nov 2014
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