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21/05/2013 - Bunions inherited?
If you develop bunions and lesser toe deformities – blame your parents. For a new study has confirmed that white Europeans are likely to inherit their foot problems. More

17/05/2013 - New gene screen warning
The public should be careful of signing up for genetic screening tests which search for undiscovered health risks, experts said yesterday. More

15/05/2013 - Angelina sparks advice for women
Cancer experts have spoken out to advise women in the wake of actress Angelina Jolie's decision to take radical action to prevent herself developing breast cancer. More

01/05/2013 - Patients to try heart gene treatment
Hundreds of British patients with heart failure are to get a chance to try new gene therapies, it was announced yesterday. More

23/04/2013 - Child arthritis genes found
British researchers are celebrating the discovery of a host of genes linked to the problem of childhood arthritis. More

16/04/2013 - Fainting genes studied
The tendency to faint may be genetic - but not the triggers that make people collapse, researchers say today. More

15/04/2013 - Painful gene for women
Women may have a genetically increased risk of suffering from back-ache, according to new findings. More

15/04/2013 - New cancer found
Scientists have found a new kind of bowel cancer, which places patients at high risk, it was announced last night. More

08/04/2013 - Obesity genes unveiled
Seven new genes have been linked to obesity, it was announced last night. More

28/03/2013 - Cancer genes unveiled by the dozen
Dozens of new genetic findings about three major cancers were unveiled last night, bringing closer systematic testing for the diseases. More

28/03/2013 - Biological clock linked to disease vulnerability
People who fall ill with a range of diseases may be victims of accelerated biological ageing, researchers said last night. More

22/03/2013 - Ancient ‘glitch’ blamed for childhood ear infections
Textbooks may have to be re-written after researchers in England discovered why some children are prone to repeated bouts of glue ear – it’s an evolutionary glitch in the development of the middle ear. More

21/03/2013 - Green light for three parent technique
A "three parent" technique aimed at preventing serious mitochondrial disease could be approved by the British government, it emerged yesterday. More

05/03/2013 - Obesity skin cancer link in genes
British researchers have found a puzzling link between a tendency to obesity and to develop skin cancer. More

04/03/2013 - Scientists unveil gene "manual"
An ambitious "instruction manual" for the human gene map was unveiled last night by British scientists. More

01/03/2013 - Mobile phones to aid gene research
Scientists and engineers are planning to recruit millions of mobile phone users to help with genetic research, it was announced today. More

28/02/2013 - Cancer gene chaos engine found
British researchers say they may have find the "engine" which allows some of the deadliest cancers to create genetic instability. More

22/02/2013 - Changes call for genetic cholesterol test
A genetic test for inherited high cholesterol may have little point, experts warned today. More

11/02/2013 - Short-sightedness genes found
Dozens of genes linked to short-sightedness have been found, researchers reported last night. More

04/02/2013 - Spine tumour gene breakthrough
A newly-discovered gene causes tumours on the spinal cord, British researchers announced last night. More

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