The March issue of Genome Medicine has a range of exciting articles across our broad scope. Research from Andrew Teschendorff and colleagues demonstrates that… Read more »
In an exciting research article published today in Genome Medicine, Andrew Teschendorff and colleagues provide evidence that the risk of cancer can be predicted… Read more »
In the first Open Debate published in Genome Medicine, Timothy Caulfield and colleagues investigate the potential conflict between open science and… Read more »
Recent research published in Genome Medicine presents a comprehensive, global view of lipid abnormalities associated with schizophrenia, providing new… Read more »
The December issue of Genome Medicine highlights the growing potential of genomics research for the development of personalized medicine, particularly for… Read more »
Research published this week in Genome Medicine provides new insights into the molecular pathways underlying brain cancer (glioblastoma multiforme). Sol Efroni… Read more »
In some cases of cancer, the major challenge is to identify the site at which the cancer initially arose. A cancer of unknown primary origin (CUP) refers to a… Read more »
Around 3% of the world’s population is infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV), which affects the liver. The current standard-of-care therapy is not effective… Read more »
Genetic and medical research projects often rely on the donation of blood or tissue samples from human subjects. Optimum recruitment of willing participants is… Read more »
The latest editorial in Genome Medicine, written by Guest Editor Stuart Orkin (Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), is the 250th article published in the… Read more »