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May 21, 2019

Researchers may have wasted years pursuing depression gene leads generated through candidate gene studies, writes Ed Yong at the Atlantic.

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CBS This Morning highlights recent Medicare fraud involving offers of genetic testing.

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In Science this week: a survey indicates that US adults are more likely to support the agricultural use of gene drives if they target non-native species and if they are limited, and more.

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