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Increased risk factors for testicular cancer

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Genes reveal coffee is safe during pregnancy

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Let’s talk about Huntington’s disease

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Distinct genetic variants influence COVID-19 severity

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Rapid method shown to detect infection in cystic fibrosis

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Largest study for breast cancer in men launched

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Hereditary factors role in childhood mental health

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Pioneering Parkinson’s research at the RVC

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Scientists engineer bacteria to cope in challenging environments

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Gender-affirming hormone therapy can influence gene activity

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Rare Disease Day research on inflammation

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New test to screen newborns for rare genetic disorders

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    Increased risk factors for testicular cancer
    Young, tall and white? You’re at increased risk of testicular cancer, says expert, as cases rise 25%: London Medical Laboratory’s latest research reveals that if you are young, tall and white, …
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    Developing digital tool for autism families
    Western Australian Health funding supports development of new mental health digital tool for autism families: A co-designed digital tool to address anxiety concerns for children on the autism spectrum is …

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