Sometimes I fear the media attention of direct-to-consumer test in recent years comes at the expense of the most vulnerable in society: children and adults living with rare disease.

Sesquizygotic twins have been reported in the literature before, but this is reportedly the first case of it being detected during a pregnancy.

The first report of gene-edited babies has come out, reported by a researcher in China who was trained and degreed at a university in the United States.

We don't know and understand all the factors that cause Alzheimer's yet, so while genetic testing can be helpful, it oftentimes won't be able to tell the whole story.

Never stop doing the right thing, especially when it comes to extending compassion, acceptance, and support to those affected by stigma.