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Project Manager in the Mind & Body programme team at King's Health Partners. Volunteer writer for BioNews. All views my own.
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UK politicians call for investigation into Chinese NIPT provider

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By Hannah Flynn Verified, Rachel Montgomery
| PET
UK politicians have requested an investigation into the Chinese maker of a prenatal genetic test, citing concerns related to its use of genomic data collected in the UK. BGI Group is China's leading genomics company, and its non-invasive prenatal test 'NIFTY' is used across 52 countries to screen for genetic abnormalities in fetuses by examining fetal DNA in the mother's blood. It is not used by the NHS, but is sold privately in the UK, according to the Daily Mail.
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'Elite sleeper' genes may offer protection from neurodegenerative diseases

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By Paige Mumford, Emma Green, Rachel Montgomery, Helen Robertson
| bionews.org.uk
'Elite sleeper' genes may offer protection from neurodegenerative diseases 21 March 2022 Appeared in BioNews 1137 Genetic mutations that cause shorter sleeping times have been shown to reduce neuropathology in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease (AD), indicating that more efficient sleep may protect against neurodegenerative diseases. The quality and length of sleep is important for protecting against cognitive decline.
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DNA test uncovers IVF sperm mix-up 11 years later

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By Michaela Chen, Georgia Everett, Sarah Gregory, Rachel Montgomery
| bionews.org.uk
DNA test uncovers IVF sperm mix-up 11 years later 15 November 2021 Appeared in BioNews 1121 A Utah couple is suing their IVF clinic after discovering that sperm from another patient was used to conceive their son. Donna and Vanner Johnson had their second child, Tim, after IVF treatment at the University of Utah Centre for Reproductive Medicine.
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