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Showing posts with label
genetics
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January 23, 2011
Exercise triggers heart-healing genetic program
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It's widely known that regular exercise has metabolic and cardiovascular benefits, but until recently scientists weren't exactly sur...
August 18, 2010
Scientists one step closer to mimicking caloric restriction with anti-aging drugs
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A team of University of Michigan scientists have discovered how a gene's action may help explain why restricting diet lengthens life in ...
August 12, 2010
Regulating access to our own genome data
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Trouble brewing: The FDA is looking to put its paws on the nascent direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic testing industry. The Association feels ...
June 25, 2010
Book: Choosing Tomorrow's Children
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Just added this to my ever growing must-read list: Choosing Tomorrow's Children: The Ethics of Selective Reproduction by Stephen Wilkin...
June 23, 2010
Economist: Humanity is about to confront its true nature
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Noting the tenth anniversary of the reading of the human genome , The Economist issues a call to action, but not without warning: Humanity’...
June 22, 2010
Kyle Munkittrick: From Gears to Genes: A Sea Change in Transhumanism
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Kyle Munkittrick has penned a nice little retraction to Mark Gubrud's suggestion that transhumanism won’t work because mind uploading i...
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January 17, 2009
Sato: Are We Close to Creating Super-Humans?
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There's a good transhumanist-themed article by Rebecca Sato at The Daily Galaxy (which I highly recommend). Sato wonders if it would b...
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December 4, 2007
23andme.com
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"...a web-based service that helps you read and understand your DNA. After providing a saliva sample using an at-home kit, you can use ...
January 24, 2007
Just say no to mind controlling parasites
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Genomes can be nasty. All they care about is self-replication, an agenda that often leads to some very strange and not-so-nice reproductive ...
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