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Common Gene Variants May Account For Most Genetic Risk For Autism

Genes that are common in the population may account for most genetic risk for autism rather than rare variants or spontaneous glitches, according to a recent study.

Jul 20, 2014 PM EDT

'Power Five' Autonomy Model Released: NCAA Unveils Proposal, Div. I Board of Directors to Vote Aug. 7
Jul 20, 2014 AM EDT
Jacob Coker Named Alabama's Starting QB? Not So Fast, Says Nick Saban
Jul 20, 2014 AM EDT
Investing In Sexual, Reproductive Health Of 10 to 14 Year Olds May Yield Lifetime Benefits
Jul 19, 2014 PM EDT
Antipsychotic Medication Linked To Slight Decrease In Brain Volume
Jul 19, 2014 AM EDT
Cat Poop Parasite Effective Against Cancer Tumors, Study
Jul 19, 2014 AM EDT
Fish Oil Averts Neurodamage and Dementia in Alcohol Addicts, Study
Jul 19, 2014 AM EDT

Childhood Sexual Abuse Increases Risk of Developing Cardiovascular Diseases in Women, Study

By Staff Reporter
Jul 19, 2014 AM EDT
Fast Diet Weakens Immune System and Ability to Fight Disease, Study

By Staff Reporter
Jul 19, 2014 AM EDT
Baseball Assistant Promoted to Head Coach at Dakota Wesleyan

By Staff Reporter
Jul 19, 2014 AM EDT
UConn to Pay $1.3 Million to Settle Sexual Assault Lawsuit (UPDATE)

By Staff Reporter
Jul 19, 2014 AM EDT
Tea Party Support May Be Linked To Educational Segregation

By J Baulkman
Jul 18, 2014 PM EDT
Asthma Medication May Suppress Children's Growth

By J Baulkman
Jul 18, 2014 PM EDT
Paramount California University Adds 2 New Programs To Their Online Bachelors Degree in IT

By J Baulkman
Jul 18, 2014 PM EDT
Omega-3 Fish Oil May Reduce Dementia Risk

By J Baulkman
Jul 18, 2014 PM EDT