Indicators of Domestic/Intimate Partner Violence Are Structured by Genetic and Nonshared Environmental Influences March 26, 2015 Genes explained 54 percent of variance in injuring a partner.
New York Times Drops Razib Khan March 20, 2015 They found out he had written for unauthorized publications.
Britons Still Live in Anglo-Saxon Tribal Kingdoms, Oxford University Finds March 19, 2015 The British remain sons of the soil.
Listening to Classical Music Modulates Genes That Are Responsible for Brain Functions March 16, 2015 Mozart promotes gene activity related to learning and memory.
Study Identifies First-Ever Human Population Adaptation to Toxic Chemical, Arsenic March 4, 2015 Andean population is particularly good at ridding the body of arsenic.
Are Humans Getting Cleverer? March 2, 2015 Article on the Flynn effect cites Arthur Jensen and Richard Lynn.
FDA Eases Access to DNA Screening for Inherited Diseases February 20, 2015 Americans have the right to know their genetic profiles.
Neanderthals Interbred for Longer with East Asian Humans, DNA Reveals February 13, 2015 East Asians have between 15 and 30 percent more Neanderthal DNA than Europeans.
Public and Scientists’ Views on Science and Society February 9, 2015 Americans don't think a baby's genes should be altered to increase intelligence.
Your IQ in 13 Genes (Or About 29% of It) February 5, 2015 New study finds more genes that are partly responsible for intelligence.
Britain Authorises ‘Three-Parent’ Babies February 3, 2015 A second woman would supply healthy mitochondrial DNA.
Obama Pushes ‘Precision Medicine Initiative’ January 30, 2015 It will include gene sequencing for a million volunteers.
Prehistoric Skull a Key ‘Piece of the Puzzle’ in Story of Humanity January 29, 2015 55,000-year-old skull found in Israel resembles those of the first inhabitants of Europe.
Amazing Breakthrough Means Police Can Tell Suspect’s Colour, Height and Even Age–from a Tiny Speck of Blood January 20, 2015 Determining a suspect's appearance will no longer require a witness.
‘Designer Babies’ Debate Should Start, Scientists Say January 19, 2015 Want a beautiful, intelligent, blue-eyed baby? Science could let you choose.
Up to Eight Percent of South Asians Carry Gene Mutation That Causes Heart Attacks January 15, 2015 Carriers have an 80 percent chance of heart failure after age 45.
Study Identifies New Gene Mutations Linked to Colorectal Cancer in African-Americans January 13, 2015 This may allow researchers to develop treatments tailored to blacks.
The Etiologic Role of Genetic and Environmental Factors in Criminal Behavior January 6, 2015 Criminal behavior has a heritability of 39 to 56 percent in men.
White? Black? A Murky Distinction Grows Still Murkier December 26, 2014 American with less than 28 percent black ancestry say they are white.
Cemetery with One Million Mummies Unearthed in Egypt December 18, 2014 Of those excavated, many have blonde or red hair.
‘Genome Editing’ Could Correct Genetic Mutations for Future Generations December 16, 2014 More possibilities for eugenics.
Russian Billionaire Buys DNA Scientist’s Nobel Prize–but Then Hands It Straight Back to Its ‘Deserved’ Owner December 10, 2014 "James Watson is one of the greatest biologists in the history of mankind."
First Comprehensive Characterization of Genetic Diversity in Sub-Saharan Africa Published December 3, 2014 A fourth of the gene variants were never previously identified.
James Watson Selling Nobel Prize ‘Because No-One Wants to Admit I Exist’ December 1, 2014 He was fired from all his corporate board positions and needs the money.
Doctor to Appear in Court in UK’s First Gender Abortion Prosecution December 1, 2014 New crimes for a new era.
Our Futile Efforts to Boost Children’s IQ November 14, 2014 Charles Murray reviews two new studies that show parents have little effect.
Genetics, Not Upbringing, Main Influencer in a Child’s IQ, Study Says November 4, 2014 Family dinners and bed-time reading don't raise IQ.
From Ancient DNA, a Clearer Picture of Europeans Today November 4, 2014 In Central Europe lactose tolerance may have appeared only 3,100 years ago.
A Troublesome Inheritance: A Conversation with Nicholas Wade October 31, 2014 Eugenics, the future of genetic research, and academic closemindedness.
Liberals Deny Science, Too October 29, 2014 Many sociologists doubt evolutionary underpinnings of human behavior.
What Makes a Criminal? Gene Trawl Raises Questions October 28, 2014 Scientists find two variants associated with violent crime. At least one varies by race.
Gene That Once Aided Survival in the Arctic Found to Have Negative Impact on Health Today October 23, 2014 Gene variants in Inuits that help digest fats also lead to hypoglycemia.
Genetic Variant Protects Some Latina Women from Breast Cancer October 20, 2014 Those with two copies of the variant are 80 percent less likely to get breast cancer.
‘The Bell Curve’ 20 Years Later: A Q&A with Charles Murray October 16, 2014 Dr. Murray says the "roof is about to crash in" on race deniers.
The Ohio Sperm-Bank Controversy: A New Case for Reparations? October 15, 2014 White lesbian mistakenly gets black sperm. Sues sperm bank.
Tiltfactor Receives NSF Grant October 10, 2014 $1.1M grant for a video game to "combat stereotype threat."
Why Is Educational Achievement Heritable? October 7, 2014 It has to do with more than just intelligence.
Scientists Use Stem Cells to Learn How Common Mutation in Asians Affects Heart Health September 24, 2014 This is a step toward race-specific drugs.
23andMe Mega-Study on Different American Groups September 23, 2014 Maps portray racial mixtures of blacks, whites, and Hispanics by state.
Affective Empathy, An Evolutionary Mistake? September 22, 2014 Whites seem to have more visceral feelings of empathy.
Lethal Violence in Chimps Occurs Naturally, Study Suggests September 22, 2014 But other scientists blame people for chimp violence.
Asian Americans Lower Insulin Resistance on Traditional Diet September 18, 2014 Asians in America are more likely than whites to get type 2 diabetes.
Link Found in Genetic Connection Between Modern Europeans and Native Americans September 17, 2014 Geneticists unravel some of them mystery of European origins.
Study: Liberals and Conservatives Sniff Out Like-Minded Mates by Body Odor September 16, 2014 Conservatives and liberals may smell different.
New Dates Rewrite Neanderthal Story September 15, 2014 Modern humans arrived in Europe earlier than previously thought.
Watchful Waiting May Not Be Best for Black Men with Prostate Cancer September 10, 2014 Race affects the progress of the disease.
Race and Ethnicity Important When Evaluating Risk of Fat Around the Heart September 9, 2014 Races differ in fat distribution.
Scientists Find Growing Consensus: Political Attitudes Derive from Body and Mind September 3, 2014 Conservatives have stronger reactions to negative stimuli.
Brain Drain: Are We Evolving Stupidity? September 1, 2014 The Flynn effect has probably been masking dysgenic trends.
The Kennewick Man Finally Freed to Share His Secrets August 27, 2014 Anthropologists battled Indians and the government for the right to study the 9,000-year-old skeleton.
Holding a Mirror to Their Natures August 26, 2014 Researchers critique one criticism of twins studies.
Emotional Intelligence Among Black and White Job Applicants August 25, 2014 Blacks do not appear to read emotions as well as whites.
8,000-Year-Old Mutation Key to Human Life at High Altitudes August 19, 2014 A single base pair mutation adjusts red blood cell production in Tibetans.
What Do Great Musicians Have in Common? DNA August 11, 2014 The more they practice, the more their genes make a difference.
Abraham Lincoln’s Handwriting Verified on Central Illinois Library Book Justifying Racism August 6, 2014 Lincoln read an 1854 book called Types of Mankind.
Controversial Research Claims Black People Age More Quickly–And Are up to Three Years Older in Health Terms July 23, 2014 Researchers say the cause may not be genetic.
What’s Going on at Scientific American? July 21, 2014 Writer who gave a good review of A Troublesome Inheritance is fired.
Danish DNA Could Be Key to Happiness July 18, 2014 "The greater a nation's genetic distance from Denmark, the lower the reported wellbeing of that nation."
Friends Have Closer DNA Than Strangers, Scientists Find July 15, 2014 As close as fourth cousins, on average.
Chimpanzee Intelligence Depends on Genes July 10, 2014 Chimp intelligence testing is not complicated by bad schools or "other sociocultural complexities."
Same Genes Drive Mathematics and Reading Ability July 9, 2014 Study confirms genes account for "most of the differences" in learning ability.
Tibetan Altitude Gene Inherited ‘from Extinct Species’ July 3, 2014 Admixture with Denisovans gave Tibetans a special gene that regulates the number of red blood cells.
In Human Evolution, Changes in Skin’s Barrier Set Northern Europeans Apart July 1, 2014 Increased absorption of vitamin D may not have been the reason for lighter skin.
New Research Sheds Light on Racial Disparity in Colon Cancer June 24, 2014 Worse black outcomes are partly due to genetics.
Mexican Genetics Study Reveals Huge Variation in Ancestry June 12, 2014 Some groups are as different from each other as Europeans are to Chinese.