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Updated Mar 05, 2021 | 10:51 IST The human genome has evolved to favour the inheritance of very different characteristics in males and females, which in turn makes men more vulnerable to a host of physical and mental health conditions. Evolution drives boys to be more prone to autism and other conditions | Photo Credit: Unsplash  Washington: A team of genetic researchers during a recent study concluded that evolutionary forces drive a glaring gender imbalance in the occurrence of many health conditions, including autism. The human genome has evolved to favour the inheritance of very different characteristics in males and females, which in turn makes men more vulnerable to a host of physical and mental health conditions, say the researchers responsible for a new paper published in the Journal of Molecular Evolution. Their analysis shows that while certain conditions occur only in women (cervical cancer and ovarian cancer, for example), or much more freque

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