46-year Florida kidnapping cold case solved
After nearly five decades of silence, Florida authorities have finally identified the perpetrator in Susan Perkins' shocking 1978 kidnapping case, bringing long-awaited closure to her grieving family.
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Cousin marriages and substance abuse drive infant deaths
Groundbreaking ONS statistics expose how parental consanguinity and substance abuse are contributing to tragic infant deaths across Britain, with experts calling for urgent public health intervention.
Baby's rare disease battle: Family's 5-month diagnosis wait
A UK family shares their emotional journey as their newborn son battles a rare neonatal disease, facing months of uncertainty and fighting for answers in the NHS system.
Mark and Rebecca Black: The Siblings Who Married
Exclusive investigation reveals how Mark and Rebecca Black, raised as brother and sister in Scotland, discovered they were biological parents and entered into a secret marriage that stunned their community.
Scientists create human eggs from skin cells in fertility breakthrough
Groundbreaking research from UK scientists revolutionises fertility treatment by transforming skin cells into viable human eggs, offering new hope for infertility and genetic disorders.
Toddler's mystery illness diagnosed as rare genetic disorder
The emotional journey of a family who fought for answers after noticing developmental delays in their son, culminating in a rare MICPCH syndrome diagnosis.
NHS expands cancer screening for Angelina Jolie gene women
Thousands of British women carrying the BRCA1 gene mutation face increased ovarian cancer risk. New NHS programme offers regular blood tests to detect early signs.
DNA on snack wrapper helps police identify bike thief
Austin police employ groundbreaking DNA technology to identify alleged bicycle thief who left genetic evidence on snack wrapper at crime scene
Mother's battle against daughter's ultra-rare GRIN1 disease
Exclusive: The heart-wrenching story of a mother's battle to save her daughter, Arianna, from the ultra-rare GRIN1 gene mutation, a condition so uncommon it affects just a handful of people globally.
Huntington's Disease: New Drug Slows Progression in Trial
A revolutionary new drug, pridopidine, has shown significant promise in slowing the progression of Huntington's disease, offering new hope to UK families affected by the genetic condition.
Huntington's Disease Breakthrough: Revolutionary Therapy Offers Cure Hope
Groundbreaking medical research from UCL and University College London Hospitals has successfully lowered levels of the toxic protein that causes Huntington's disease using an innovative genetic therapy injected into the spinal fluid.
Baby Born Without Eyes in Ultra-Rare Genetic Condition
The parents of a baby girl born without eyes due to an incredibly rare genetic condition share their emotional journey and determination to give their daughter the best life possible.
Ancient Irish DNA Study Rewrites History Books
Groundbreaking research from Queen's University Belfast uncovers the true genetic origins of the Irish people, tracing ancient DNA back to mass migrations from the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Son's Rare Disorder Destroys Home: Mother's Plea for Help
An East Sussex mother's heart-wrenching account of her son's ultra-rare GRIN2B condition, which causes extreme violence, property destruction, and a desperate fight for support.
Turkana People's Genetic Adaptation to Harsh Environment Revealed
Groundbreaking study reveals the remarkable genetic adaptations of the Turkana people, offering new insights into human evolution and survival in one of Africa's most unforgiving landscapes.
Routine blood test reveals incurable genetic condition
Jade, 33, went for a routine blood test expecting nothing unusual. Weeks later, she received a life-altering diagnosis of Hereditary Angioedema (HAE) - a rare genetic disorder with no cure. Her story highlights the importance of recognising unusual sympto
British DNA study transforms African ancestry understanding
A landmark study from the Natural History Museum reveals how British DNA is reshaping our understanding of African genetic history, uncovering centuries of migration and diversity.
Genetic breakthrough targets Africa's malaria mosquito
Scientists crack the genetic code of the Anopheles funestus mosquito, a major malaria vector in Africa, paving the way for innovative genetic control strategies to combat the deadly disease.
Teen's decade-long battle with agonising sickle cell disease
Exclusive: A teenager's life has been defined by unimaginable pain and hospital isolation due to the cruel genetic condition sickle cell disease, robbing her of a normal childhood and future dreams.
Australia's Urban Heat Crisis: Maps Reveal Temperature Divide
New analysis reveals how Sydney and Melbourne's suburbs face drastically different heat risks, with western areas bearing the brunt of rising temperatures. Explore the data driving Australia's climate adaptation plans.
Dodo De-Extinction: Scientists Make Major Breakthrough
Groundbreaking genetic research brings the dream of resurrecting the extinct dodo bird one step closer to reality. Scientists achieve a major milestone in sequencing its genome, sparking both excitement and ethical debate.
AI predicts 1000+ disease risks in UK healthcare breakthrough
A revolutionary AI system developed by UK researchers can now forecast an individual's genetic risk for over 1000 conditions, transforming preventive healthcare and early diagnosis.
Baby born with identical birthmark to mother in rare genetic show
A UK mother's extraordinary bond with her newborn daughter has captured hearts worldwide after the baby was born with an identical facial birthmark. This rare genetic phenomenon defies odds and celebrates the unique beauty of family connections.
Seb Coe demands genetic testing revolution in athletics
World Athletics President Seb Coe calls for a major shift towards genetic and biological testing to create a more robust anti-doping system and ensure a level playing field for all athletes.
UK Man Thrives with World-First Genetically Modified Pig Kidney
In a landmark medical breakthrough, a UK patient is living well with a genetically modified pig kidney. This NHS-backed procedure at a top US hospital could revolutionise organ transplantation and slash waiting lists.
When Digital Maps Lead You Dangerously Astray
Exclusive investigation reveals the real-world chaos caused by faulty digital maps, from stranded Great North Run participants to non-existent supermarkets and dangerous driving routes.
Kissing Bug Invasion: Chagas Disease Mapped Across US
Exclusive maps reveal the alarming spread of the deadly 'kissing bug' across the United States, with health officials warning of potential Chagas disease outbreaks in multiple states.
London Tube Station Mysteriously Vanishes from Google Maps
A central London Tube station has mysteriously disappeared from Google Maps, leaving commuters baffled and sparking conspiracy theories across the capital.
Seattle Police sued over 'unconstitutional' DNA collection
The Seattle Police Department is under fire from the ACLU for allegedly building a 'covert DNA database' by collecting genetic material from hundreds of individuals, including a disproportionate number of Native Americans, without consent or criminal char
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