Leopards adapted to South Africa's Cape so successfully that they're genetically unique

Animals of the same species don't always look the same. From birds with different beak shapes to mammals that vary in size or ...

From diagnostic odyssey to zero bleeds: Experts urge systemic reform in rare disease care

Experts call for early diagnosis, prophylaxis in hemophilia, improved MS policy frameworks, genomic testing access and ...

It's not too late yet: genetic screening of newborns has begun in Russia

EADaily, March 2nd, 2026. Tomsk geneticists summed up the results of a large-scale three-year study covering the Siberian ...
Medical Dialogues

Drug Safety Alert: IPC Flags Blurred Vision Risk with Dacarbazine, Sexual Dysfunction Linked to Dolutegravir

The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC), in its latest Drug Safety Alert has flagged safety signals indicating that the ...
Modern Ghana

Uncle Jesse’s Wistful Tears of Anticlimactic Regret on the Cusp of the Obama Presidency - Part 6

Mic rdquo; pickup of the Continental African Factor in Barack Obama rsquo;s parentage or, more appropriately, fatherhood that caused Harvard University rsquo;s Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., to ...
The Scientist

Researchers Resurrect Coffee-Killing Fungus to Study Its Jumping Genes

The fungus Fusarium xylarioides causes wilt in coffee plants, ultimately killing them. By studying their genetics, scientists hope to better understand and prevent this disease.
Discover Wildlife

Scientists tracked 6 ‘ghosts of the desert’ through the Saudi Arabian wilderness. This is what they found

Sand cats leave no tracks. To find out more about these elusive felines, researchers fitted half a dozen of them with GPS collars.