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How scientists are drawing a genetic portrait of modern-day Middle Easterners

  • Team comprising Saudi, UAE and UK scientists are mapping the region’s genetic heritage and health
  • Findings are critical to understanding present-day gene pool and planning for future health needs
By Caline Malek ·

Genes that helped our Arabian ancestors to survive could now be killing us

By SARAH GLUBB ·

In fluke experiment, espresso quells rare genetic disease

By AFP ·

Chinese scientist who gene-edited babies fired by university

By Reuters ·

Gene-edited baby claim by Chinese scientist sparks outrage

By AP ·

What We Are Reading Today: Genetics in the Madhouse

By Arab News ·

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