Q: All my adult life, I had problems ... Other problems common with celiac disease are anemia, fatigue, osteoporosis, joint pain, headaches and nerve pain. Blood tests can help screen for celiac ...

Currently, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidance requires biotech companies to use multiple assays to meet genetic stability requirements. This traditional testing method is costly ...

In summary, the evidence now suggests that genetic susceptibility ... tests are to compare observed distributions of effects with those predicted by models that fully explain the heritability of ...

Diagnosing celiac disease starts with blood tests for certain antibodies and genetic testing for specific human leukocyte antigens (HLA-DQ2 and HLA-DQ8 ... or they might develop the disease later in ...

Genetic testing may be considered if you have kidney disease and don’t know the cause or if you’re considering donating a kidney. Testing may also be considered if a family member is a carrier for the ...

Two toddlers have been diagnosed with a rare genetic disease ... “It is a neurological disease that causes rapid progression of mental and physical abilities with a life expectancy of five ...

ACM are usually genetic, and symptoms include ... of several heart scans and blood tests, but these can still paint an incomplete picture of the microscopic changes happening inside the heart. The new ...

A new genetic test could one day be used to let pensioners ... The discovery could have big implications for life and health insurance, and people's pension entitlements. Those with lower life ...

Ontario says it will spend $1 billion to extend the life of the biggest hydroelectric dams in the province. The project involves refurbishing the Sir Adam Beck I and II generating stations along ...

A Reuters investigation into BGI’s practices found that the company has worked with the Chinese government to create a prenatal test that they’re using to collect genetic data from millions of ...

A study conducted at the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, showed that a genetic predisposition for higher muscle strength predicts a longer lifespan ...

The widening scope and scale of genetic tests are posing new challenges, and the need to address these challenges is becoming immediately relevant for all clinicians, not just genetics experts.