A new study has reported that Black men have a range of genetic alterations that increase their risk of developing […]
Here at Front Line Genomics, we thought we would spread some Christmas cheer with the 12 days of Christmas but […]
A recent study, published by the American Association for Cancer Research has discovered that among patients with lung cancer from […]
When an individual undergoes genomic screening, the opportunity arises to further review their genomic data in the future. This is […]
Recent findings have revealed new mechanisms in neurons that cause Alzheimer’s disease. Specifically, researchers at the University of California San […]
The UK Biobank Exome Sequencing Consortium has released, as preprint in medRxiv, early results from the exome sequencing data generated […]
Ageing. Mother nature’s curse, but a plastic surgeon’s blessing. All humans age. But how we age and most importantly how […]
Gene therapy is at an inflection point. Many gene and cell therapies have been approved in recent years following decades […]
The term ‘gender’ can be subjective. It is often seen as a social construct that each individual has their own […]
1 in 17 people will develop a rare disease at some point in their lives. RAREfest20 is a global, virtual […]
