NEW YORK, July 15 (GenomeWeb News) - Serologicals is cutting costs in its research segment by $3 million to $3.5 million a year by restructuring certain functions, the Atlanta, Ga.-based company said yesterday.
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The Atlantic reports that genetic counselors are coping with an influx of patients seeking advice on their direct-to-consumer genetic test results.
A small study finds differences between three genomic prostate cancer tests, Medscape reports.
In Nature this week: shared genetic architecture for asthma and allergic diseases, and more.
A survey of Canadians finds them to be divided on genetically modified food, the Ottawa Citizen reports.
