For the first time in the world, how radiation affected children who worked in Chernobyl was investigated
A new study reveals that children of radiation-exposed parents show increased de novo mutations linked to their parents' exposure to Chernobyl.
Bunch of two-colored grapes appears in a city in Paraná; understand the phenomenon
A vineyard in Francisco Beltrão, Paraná, produces a unique bunch of grapes displaying two colors, a result of a phenomenon called sectorial somatic mutation.
VIDEO shows transformation in mutation car, tradition of the past of the carnival of Florianópolis and unique in Brazil
The article discusses the historical significance of the transformation cars (carros de mutação) that were a major attraction at the carnival in Florianópolis until the 1960s, showcasing past carnival parades.
Ovarian cancer could be detected at earliest stage with 'medical tampon'
A new trial is investigating the use of a specialized tampon for the early detection of ovarian cancer by identifying biological markers in vaginal fluid.
Medical Tampon Could Detect Early Signs of Ovarian Cancer
A new medical tampon device is being trialed in Southampton, UK, with the potential to detect early signs of ovarian cancer, a disease that affects approximately 7,600 women annually in the UK.
Before the trios and sambodromos: get to know the mutation cars, a tradition from the past of Carnival in Florianópolis and unique in Brazil
The article highlights the historical significance of 'mutation cars' in the Carnival of Florianópolis, showing their unique role before the modern festivities.
When crossing paths ends quite unusually. Who are the Kentucky blue people?
The article explores the real-life genetic condition that causes blue skin, focusing on the Fugate family from Kentucky.
Flu has mutated and surprised. The vaccine protects half as much
The flu virus has mutated, resulting in a significantly decreased effectiveness of the vaccine.
Unexpected Discovery: Mutated Viruses in Space May Help Combat Severe Human Infections
Scientists have found that viruses in space undergo mutations that enhance their ability to infect bacteria, which could have implications for fighting human infections.
In Lithuania – a surge in deaths from the flu: a doctor spoke about the virus mutation
Lithuania is experiencing a surge in flu-related deaths, with 13 fatalities reported last week, prompting concerns from health officials regarding a potential virus mutation.
From mutation on a farm in the interior of SP to national success: know the story of carioca beans, preferred by 60% of Brazilians
The article discusses the significance of carioca beans in Brazilian cuisine, highlighting their origins and popularity on World Bean Day.
How the mystery of the bow-legged Dalmatians was solved
Swedish researchers have discovered the genetic mutation causing dwarfism in Dalmatians, which leads to mobility issues and pain.
EastEnders star Kara Tointon shares health update after double mastectomy
Kara Tointon, known for her role in EastEnders, provides a health update following her double mastectomy after testing positive for BRCA mutation genes and losing her mother to cancer.
Unveiling why some cancer therapies increase cardiac risk
Research reveals that clonal hematopoiesis, characterized by age-related variants in blood stem cells, may explain the increased cardiac risk in certain cancer therapies.
Ten new molecules developed at the IRB laboratory that could be the foundation for new cancer drugs
Scientists at the Ruđer Bošković Institute announced the development of nine new small molecules that may serve as the basis for future cancer drugs targeting tumors associated with the BRAF V600E genetic mutation.
The sustained rise in temperatures is causing polar bears to mutate and their name could eventually become meaningless
The continued increase in temperatures is leading to mutations in polar bears, raising concerns that their name may no longer be applicable as their natural habitat diminishes.
Dane Fathered Two Hundred Children, Transferred Cancer Gene. Slovakia Has No Limit on Offspring from One Sperm Donor
A Danish sperm donor, whose samples were sold across Europe for 17 years, has fathered nearly 200 children, some of whom are fighting cancer due to a rare genetic mutation he carries.