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Technology helps unearth family trees

Here's a fun exercise: Compare the DNA profiles of random individuals who reside in different regions of the world, have little in common and don't much resemble one another.

Doctors, five others held in Mexican stolen babies case

Mexican authorities have arrested three doctors, a nurse and a receptionist accused of stealing newborns at a private hospital and selling them, the Mexico City attorney general's office says.

SI.com: Twins sign top Dominican prospect Miguel Angel Sano

The most heralded Latin American prospect in recent years, Miguel Angel Sano, has come to terms with the Minnesota Twins for a $3.15 million signing bonus.

Fortune: The glamorous life of Web 2.0 genetics

In the autumn of 2007, Linda Avey and Anne Wojcicki launched the era of pop genetics by going live with 23andme, their DNA testing startup.

Can DNA analysis help ID best weight loss method?

I have seen many weight loss DNA testing kits on the Internet. These tests claim to identify the best weight loss program by analyzing your DNA. Is there any merit to this?

Report: Man fathered four with daughter

An Australian man has been arrested for allegedly fathering four children with a daughter he repeatedly raped for more than 30 years, local media reported Thursday.

For Gen Y woman with cancer risk, 'it's just a boob'

It's Saturday night. Three young women are dressed to the nines at a trendy bistro on Rush Street in downtown Chicago. They're having drinks outside on the kind of summer night that makes you fall in love with the city.

People.com: Elizabeth Edwards Expects DNA Test for Husband's Alleged Love Child

"I hope for the sake of this child that it happens in a quiet way," she says

DNA tests to identify World War I bodies

DNA testing to try to identify hundreds of bodies buried in a mass grave during World War I will start this week, the British and Australian ministries of defense announced Monday.

In China, DNA tests on kids ID genetic gifts, careers

At the Chongqing Children's Palace, experts are hoping to revolutionize child-rearing with the help of science. About 30 children aged 3 to 12 years old and their parents are participating in a new program that uses DNA testing to identify genetic gifts and predict the future.

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