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Genetics and stem cells

Anxiety over economy may lead to mums' short fuse
Anxiety over economy may lead to mums' short fuse
Genetics and stem cells

"US scientists have identified an ‘angry mum’ gene," the Mail Online reports. A new study claims that a genetic variant – DRD2 – made mothers more likely to develop feelings of anger during the recent economic downturn…

Published date 23 November 2017
Does beetroot juice combat dementia?
Does beetroot juice combat dementia?
Genetics and stem cells

“A daily glass of beetroot juice could combat the onset of dementia among older adults,” reported the Daily Express. This news story is a based on a small study in 16 elderly people.

Published date 23 November 2017
One primary school child in three is 'too fat'
One primary school child in three is 'too fat'
Genetics and stem cells

Obesity in children was in the headlines today, with most papers reporting that, among children in their final year at primary school, one child in three is overweight or obese. The stories come from the latest figures on children’s weight…

Published date 23 November 2017
Lasers used to regenerate damaged teeth
Lasers used to regenerate damaged teeth
Genetics and stem cells

"Lasers have been used to regenerate parts of damaged teeth," BBC News reports. The hope is that laser therapy could one day replace lengthy and expensive dental operations such as root canal treatments…

Published date 23 November 2017
Middle-age spread 'seems to reduce dementia risk'
Middle-age spread 'seems to reduce dementia risk'
Genetics and stem cells

"Being overweight 'reduces dementia risk'," BBC News reports. The story comes from a cohort study of nearly 2 million UK adults aged over 40. It showed that being overweight or obese was linked to a lower risk of dementia…

Published date 23 November 2017
Is there such a thing as a 'lazy gene'?
Is there such a thing as a 'lazy gene'?
Genetics and stem cells

"A mutation in a gene with a critical role in the brain could explain why some people are 'couch potatoes'," The Independent reports, while the Mail Online claims that "there might soon be a pill to get you moving"…

Published date 22 November 2017
Blood cells 'grown from skin'
Blood cells 'grown from skin'
Genetics and stem cells

“Future patients needing blood for surgery can have a transfusion made from a patch of their own skin”, reported the Daily Mirror. This news story is based on research that...

Published date 22 November 2017
Olive oil, genes and health
Olive oil, genes and health
Genetics and stem cells

Scientists have explained why a Mediterranean-style diet is so healthy, The Daily Telegraph reported. It said that, “consuming large amounts of olive oil suppresses

Published date 22 November 2017
Cannabis use 'genetically linked' to schizophrenia
Cannabis use 'genetically linked' to schizophrenia
Genetics and stem cells

“Study finds people predisposed to [schizophrenia] and drug users share common genes,” the Mail Online reports. A new study suggests that ‘schizophrenia’ genes are associated with cannabis use…

Published date 22 November 2017
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