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Press Association

More awareness is needed around genetic sight loss – expert

Higher Ed
There needs to be more awareness about genetic sight loss among the public and specialists, an expert has said. Inherited sight loss conditions are the most common cause of blindness in working age adults in the UK. While there is a lack...
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Curated Video

Protecting Consumer Privacy As DNA Testing Booms

Higher Ed
Arizona, California, Florida, Maryland, Montana and South Dakota have passed legislation to protect consumers' genetic privacy.
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Curated Video

22 Year Old Breast Cancer Patient Shares Challenges Of Young Diagnosis

Higher Ed
Madison Webb is part of a growing group of women: under 40, with metastatic breast cancer at the time of initial diagnosis.
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Curated Video

Genetic test claims to identify child athletes

Higher Ed
AP Television Bountiful, Utah, USA - March 7th, 2011 1. Various of Elizabeth Marston playing football with her father in front garden 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Elizabeth Marston: " I hope I can be in the Olympics because I love soccer...
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Curated Video

The largest U.S. drugstore chain, Walgreen Co., says it is holding off selling genetic testing kits at its stores after the Food and Drug Administration raised concerns with the kits' manufacturer.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Walgreens to hold off selling genetic test kits CAPTION: The largest U.S. drugstore chain, Walgreen Co., says it is holding off selling genetic testing kits at its stores after the Food and Drug Administration raised concerns...
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Bloomberg

Invitae: the Amazon of Genetic Testing?

Higher Ed
April 6 -- Randy Scott, chief executive officer at Invitae, discusses the rise in Biotech, his company's expansion of tests and how his company, like Amazon, is trying to bring down costs. He speaks to Bloomberg's Emily Chang on...
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Bloomberg

Injecting A Missing Gene Could Restore His Sight

Higher Ed
Feb.03 -- 7-year-old Maverick has a rare genetic disorder that severely limits his vision. Now, a medication called Luxturna - the first gene therapy approved by the FDA - has the potential to substantially improve his sight, via an...
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Curated Video

The largest U.S. drugstore chain, Walgreen Co., will start selling genetic testing kits at many of its stores later this month, according to Pathway Genomics, which makes the kits.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Walgreens will start selling genetic test kits CAPTION: The largest U.S. drugstore chain, Walgreen Co., will start selling genetic testing kits at many of its stores later this month, according to Pathway Genomics, which makes...
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Bloomberg

23andMe Finds New Genetic Links to Covid-19 Loss of Smell Symptom

Higher Ed
Jun.07 -- 23andMe Inc. CEO Anne Wojcicki discusses the company's latest finding of a genetic variant associated with the loss of smell and taste among Covid-19 patients. The research follows 23andMe's earlier report on the link between...
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Bloomberg

23andMe Wins FDA Approval to Sell Genetic Tests

Higher Ed
Apr.07 -- Anne Wojcicki, co-founder and CEO of 23andMe, discusses gaining FDA approval for genetic tests to predict disease risk and concerns over data privacy. She speaks with Caroline Hyde on “Bloomberg Markets.”
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Curated Video

Was your kid born to be an elite athlete? Marketers of genetic tests claim the answer is in mail-order kits costing less than $200.

Higher Ed
Could gene tests tell if kids can be sports stars? CAPTION: Was your kid born to be an elite athlete? Marketers of genetic tests claim the answer is in mail-order kits costing less than $200. (March 8) " I hope I can be in the Olympics...
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Curated Video

Dog owners use DNA tests to discover their pet's pedigree

Higher Ed
San Francisco, US - March 18, 2013 1. Various close of Bingley the dog 2. Wide of Bingley playing 3. Wide of Leah Prassinos and her husband walking with Bingley 4. Various of documents with details of Bingley's genetic tests 5. Mid of...
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Curated Video

The more than 400 children taken from a ranch run by a polygamous sect will stay in state custody and be subject to genetic testing to sort out family relationships that have confounded welfare authorities, a judge ruled.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: FLDS children to undergo genetic testing Monday CAPTION: The more than 400 children taken from a ranch run by a polygamous sect will stay in state custody and be subject to genetic testing to sort out family relationships that...
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Curated Video

There are now many different ways to trace your family tree

Higher Ed
1. Various of people in street 2. Close up of various books on genealogy 3. Close up of DNA testing kit 4. Person swabbing inside of mouth 5. Person preparing envelope with their DNA swabs 6. Laboratory technician working with DNA...
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Bloomberg

Cuomo Says He Has No Trouble Telling Trump When He Disagrees

Higher Ed
Apr.21 -- New York Governor Andrew Cuomo describes his relationship with President Donald Trump. Cuomo spoke to reporters in Buffalo.
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Curated Video

Prenatal Testing Comes With Certain Risks

Higher Ed
The tests are used by about a third of all pregnant women in the U.S.
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Bloomberg

A Brief History of Gene Editing

Higher Ed
Feb.26 -- From a monk experimenting on pea plants to genetically modified babies born in China, this is how gene editing has become a subject of great anticipation and fear. (Video by Leila Hussain & Christian Capestany)
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Bloomberg

Bringing Genetic Testing to the Masses

Higher Ed
Color Genomics CEO Elad Gil talks about his genetic testing business and how he hopes to grow it by making the testing more affordable. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

How Genetic Engineering Tool Crispr Could Change Humanity

Higher Ed
June 1 -- Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, or Crispr, is a new genetic engineering tool that allows scientists to easily move around the genes of any living creature. In this episode of Sooner Than You Think,...
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SciShow

Why We Send Animals to Space

9th - Higher Ed Standards
What were the first living things to travel to space? Long before humans went into orbit, scientists sent animals into space to see how space exploration would affect living things. Viewers of an interesting video learn about how animals...
Instructional Video
PBS

Pbs Learning Media: A Variety of Hummingbirds

9th - 10th
Learn about different traits and adaptations in various species of hummingbirds in this video from Nature. [2:50]
Instructional Video
PBS

Pbs Learning Media: Little Brain, Big Journey

9th - 10th
This Nature video shows the migratory patterns and habits of the Rufous hummingbird. [2:41]