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Three scientists have been honored with the Nobel Prize in Medicine for their groundbreaking developments in optogenetics, enhancing our understanding of the brain.
A new genome study reveals that domestic cats arrived in Europe much later than previously thought, during Roman times.
New DNA research suggests Adolf Hitler likely had a condition limiting sexual development while quashing theories about his ancestry.
James D. Watson, co-discoverer of DNA's structure, dies at 97; his legacy includes monumental breakthroughs and controversial remarks on race.
Research reveals that potatoes originated from a hybrid of a tomato ancestor and a wild plant, uncovering crucial details about their evolution.
The bankruptcy judge has approved the sale of 23andMe to a nonprofit, addressing concerns over data privacy for millions of customers.
French scientists have found a new blood type, 'Gwada negative', in a Guadeloupe woman, marking a significant advancement in medical science.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals to acquire 23andMe for $256 million post-bankruptcy, focusing on customer DNA data privacy amid concerns.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent remarks about autism have ignited controversy and backlash, raising questions about public health policies.
Chimpanzees possess unique genetic adaptations to their environments, particularly against diseases like malaria, according to new research.
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