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Higher Genetic Risk of Obesity Means Working Out Harder for Same Results

Persons with a higher genetic risk of obesity need to work out harder than those of moderate or low genetic risk to avoid becoming obese, according to a Vanderb

Craig boernerEvan brittainDouglas ruderferDivision of cardiovascular medicineVanderbilt university medical centerResearch centerDivision of genetic medicineNational institutesGenetic medicineDigital genomic medicineCardiovascular medicineDigital health

How did nervous systems, with their incredible complexity, evolve across different species?

How did nervous systems, with their incredible complexity, evolve across different species?
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Chances Are You Know Someone with a Rare Disease

The leap year day, Feb. 29, occurs only once every four years, and each year around this time comes a global effort to recognize rare diseases. Some 30 million

United statesJohns hopkins universityAmy pattersonJohns hopkins university school of medicineDepartment of genetic medicineJohns hopkins medicineGenetic medicineJohns hopkins university schoolOrphan drug act

Chances Are You Know Someone With Rare Disease

Chances Are You Know Someone With Rare Disease
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Chances Are You Know Someone with a Rare Disease

The leap year day, Feb. 29, occurs only once every four years, and each year around this time comes a global effort to recognize rare diseases. Some 30 million

United statesJohns hopkins universityAmy pattersonDepartment of genetic medicineJohns hopkins university school of medicineJohns hopkins medicineGenetic medicineJohns hopkins university schoolOrphan drug act