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Recently CNN reported that researchers determined why Amish children died prematurely. 15 years ago, a child of an Amish family in the eastern US died while running and playing around. A few months later another one of their children died. And 6 years and 8 years later they lost yet a

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February 05, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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amish children, common ancestors, genetic investigations, heart irregularities, homozygous mutation, implantable cardioverter defibrillator, mutations, researchers at the mayo clinic, ryr2 mutation, sudden death

New research has investigated how aging and cancer relate. As we age, we are more prone to getting cancer. Researchers from the University of Liverpool looked at the genetic signatures of 9 human tissues to delve into this question further. The Liverpool researchers showed with the he

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November 06, 2019

by Ray Schilling

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aging, cancer, cell division, cells become dormant, cellular senescence, genetic signature, immune system, inflammation, mutated genes, proliferation

Diagnosing genetic diseases is now made easier with a new application of artificial intelligence. A new study measured clinicians’ skills in diagnosing genetic abnormalities in newly born children. The researchers compared this to the success rate of a computer program with face recog

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January 23, 2019

by Ray Schilling

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angelman syndrome, artificial intelligence, face recognition technology, facial features, genetic abnormalities, genetic diseases, heart defect, newly born children, noonan syndrome

Researchers Determined Why Amish Children Died Prematurely

How Aging And Cancer Relate

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