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Nature Communications – Here, the authors analyze polygenic scores for 457 phenotypes, finding 49 with robust polygenic score predictive models ( > 0.6 AUC). They find that…
Nature Communications – Here, the authors analyze polygenic scores for 457 phenotypes, finding 49 with robust polygenic score predictive models ( > 0.6 AUC). They find that…
No matter how tempting it is to peek at the April 8 solar eclipse without special glasses, eye doctors say don’t do it.
No matter how tempting it is to peek at the April 8 solar eclipse without special glasses, eye doctors say don’t do it. You’ll damage…
Advocates for the new law say it will lift barriers to starting families in Michigan.
Editing the Question on Gene Therapy from Can We to When Should We? This is a continuation of sorts from my prior post here: “Time…
First of all, Happy April Fools day. I thought about writing a fake-trial post. But thought the better of it. I normally tell you about…
There are also hints of an elusive high-energy jet, similar to larger M87* black hole.
The corollary to all this, and closely related to Javert’s paradox, is the social law: Whistleblowers always get punished. The Javert paradox, as regular readers…
What might explain the finding that self-reports of exercise predict less of a benefit for men than women? Do men puff up their reports?
