Sammy Basso, World's Longest-Living Progeria Patient, Dies at 28Sammy Basso, a prominent advocate and the world’s longest-living survivor of the rare genetic disorder progeria, has died at the age of 28.
Could Your Genes Be Making You Overweight? Key Findings from Latest ResearchThe absence of the SMIM 1 gene due to mutation has been found to correlate with a high risk of obesity or overweight.
Struggling to Shed Pounds? Blame Your Genes, Say ExpertsObesity-related genes can increase hunger and quick weight gain. Eating healthy can influence these genes and promote metabolism.
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Sammy Basso, World's Longest-Living Progeria Patient, Dies at 28 Sammy Basso, a prominent advocate and the world’s longest-living survivor of the rare genetic disorder progeria, has died at the age of 28.
Could Your Genes Be Making You Overweight? Key Findings from Latest Research The absence of the SMIM 1 gene due to mutation has been found to correlate with a high risk of obesity or overweight.
Struggling to Shed Pounds? Blame Your Genes, Say Experts Obesity-related genes can increase hunger and quick weight gain. Eating healthy can influence these genes and promote metabolism.
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