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A study finds people don’t lie as much as they could to maximize financial gain – even in countries rife with corruption.

Could there be a potential treatment for Down's syndrome?

A study of gene activity in the brains of people with Down's syndrome reveals that treatments might be possible.

The data security risks of genomic information

A Yale study has highlighted the potential risk to our genomic data from hackers.

Could zebrafish help us learn more about autism?

A team of scientists found that estrogens could reverse abnormal behavior in zebrafish carrying a gene associated with autism.

Once a risk-taker, always a risk-taker?

People who are risk-takers in their youth also tend to take relatively more risks than their peers as they age, according to a new study.

Have scientists found the cause of Alzheimer's?

Researchers from Yale University have found a link between overactive neurons and Alzheimer's.

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A new understanding of bipolar disorder

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