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Making A Case for Genomic Newborn Screening in India

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By Vinod Scaria
| sciencechronicle.in
The genomic newborn screening initiative is gaining momentum across the world, with large-scale programmes now under way in the U.S., the UK, Europe, and Australia. At least 1.7 million babies in India are born every year with birth defects, many of which are due to genetic conditions. Almost 1 in 250 children has a treatable genetic disease.
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A genomic view of DNA damage in chemotherapy

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By Vinod Scaria
| sciencechronicle.in
Seventeen of 23 individuals exposed to chemotherapy had far more genetic mutations than could be explained by normal aging. Even more revealing was the discovery of eight unique mutational signatures that were found only in the chemotherapy group.
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Twigstats: New tool reveals hi-res genetic view of people’s ancestors

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By Sridhar Sivasubbu, Vinod Scaria
| The Hindu Verified
Prehistoric human ceremonial burials, mass grave mounts, and war graves scattered around the world are a treasure trove of ancient genetic material that scientists consider key to unlocking secrets from our past.
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