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A drop of blood may reveal how long—and how well—you’ll live
Test that measures biological—not chronological—age, using DNA markers to assess cognitive and physical function; breakthrough may predict lifespan, identify early decline, help reverse aging through personalized care
Eitan Gefen
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07.04.25
A medical first: Personalized gene-editing treatment for an infant
Medical breakthrough: Researchers develop a personalized gene-editing therapy in just six months to correct a life-threatening genetic defect in a newborn with a rare and fatal disease
Noam Leviatan/Davidson Institute of Science
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05.31.25
Israeli court grants adoption after genetic tests reveal child likely switched at birth abroad
Be’er Sheva Family Court approves adoption of boy after tests show no genetic link to parents; judge cites couple’s strong bond with child and failure to locate biological family
Yakov Balas
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03.25.25
Israeli study uncovers secrets behind human brain's unique size and complexity
Hebrew University researchers develop method to study ancient brain epigenetics without preserved brain tissue, using algorithms to reconstruct DNA methylation patterns from bones, offering new insights into human brain evolution and its unique capabilities
Tzur Gueta
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11.21.24
DNA analysis upends long-held assumptions about Pompeii victims
New study samples DNA from plaster cast on victims of volcanic eruption near ancient Roman city and shows traditional assumptions of familial relations between them are wrong
Yogev Israeli
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11.11.24
New Zealand government plans to lift 30-year-old near-ban on genetic engineering
Labour and Green parties cautious about overhaul and want more details and public discussions before supporting it
Ynetnews
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08.13.24
Police probe possible human remains in cars burned in Hamas massacre
Police officer notices what could be bone fragments in burned-out vehicles hit by anti-tank missiles on October 7 which were brought to the police academy grounds; vehicles to be examined for possible human remains and DNA testing
Meir Turgeman
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07.24.24
Israeli woman discovers Catholic father fought Nazis in genealogy search
Elana Milman adopted as a small child born soon after WWII, says she found her biological parents with the help of My Heritage uncovering a brother she never knew she had
Yogev Israeli
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06.13.24
Scientists discover the largest known genome in a tiny Pacific fern
The tiny fern called Tmesipteris oblanceolate contains about 160 billion base pairs of DNA, over 50 times larger than the human genome
Ynetnews
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06.02.24
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