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June 16th

• gene findings are revealing reasons for neuroblastoma risk: Two new studies from The Children?s Hospital of Philadelphia advance the search for genetic events that result in neuroblastoma, a puzzling, often-deadly type of childhood cancer. Originating in the peripheral nervous system, neuroblastoma is the most common solid cancer of early childhood and causes 15 percent of all childhood cancer deaths. ?Only two years ago we had very little idea of what causes neuroblastoma, ? said study leader John M. Maris, M.D., chief of Oncology and director of the Cancer Center at The Children?s Hospital of Philadelphia. ?Now we have unlocked a lot of the mystery of why neuroblastoma arises in some children and not in others.?

April 29th

• Navigenics ? DNA basics: Everything you need to know about DNA and genetics
• The Navigator - Why your family history isn't enough: Family history does not inform all your health decision making. Here is why:

April 28th

• Navigenics ? Family history: Interesting information on your family medical history and how it has some gaps.

March 27th

• Study Links Depression to Thinning of Brain?s Cortex - NYTimes.com

March 25th

• Furious Seasons

March 20th

• Is Our Happiness Preordained? - TIME

December 28th

• Acanthomatous ameloblastoma. [Int J Oral Surg. 1980] - PubMed Result: "It is stated that the metaplastic transformation into squamous epithelium which occurs in acanthomatous ameloblastoma does not predispose to malignant changes, to increased recurrent rate or to more extensive invasion of the tumor."

December 12th

• Why Are Some People More Susceptible To Depression Than Others? Stressed-out Mice Reveal Role Of Epigenetics In Behavior

October 28th

• Fetal genes record mum's starvation: Raises the question whether someone is predisposed to have certain illnesses and something triggers the expression of the disease or whether they aquire the disease through their lifestyle. Relevent as in our work sessions this idea comes up time and time again when asked if the mother has a low enzyme activity too e.g. lactose intolerance

July 15th

• Study Examines Causes of Anxiety | Relieve Stress & Anxiety: Study suggests that people with anxiety disorders may actually have been predisposition ed as children to social anxiety disorder in later life.

May 16th

• Go Ask Your Mother - Page 1 - MSN Health & Fitness - Women's Health

April 21st

• From DNA of Family, a Tool to Make Arrests - washingtonpost .com: Privacy Advocates Say the Emerging Practice Turns Relatives Into Genetic Informants - He was a church-going father of two, and for more than 30 years Dennis Rader eluded police in the Wichita area, killing 10 people and signing taunting letters with a sel

April 20th

• DNA Tests Offer Deeper Examination Of Accused - washingtonpost .com: Washington Post: DNA Tests Offer Deeper Examination Of Accused

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