How genetics, environment and access to food shape eating disorders
How genetics, environment and access to food shape eating disorders Researchers say genetics, environment and access to foo…
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https://www.diningandcooking.com/2552393/how-genetics-environment-and-access-to-food-shape-eating-disorders/
Microsoft explores AI assistant for diagnosing rare diseases
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2025/09/microsoft-ai-assistant-diagnosing-rare-diseases/
Know what would have been cool? If Broad hadn't broken two thirds of the links in the GATK documentation when they redid the website.
Eric Lander is returning to the Broad Institute, the prestigious genomic research center he helped launch and led for 16 years, a year after he resigned from the White House’s top science position following accusations of demeaning and disrespectful conduct toward subordinates. Todd Golub, who succeeded Lander as Broad’s director,
Proud to see Pierre Ankomah's work out at Open Forum Infectious Diseases! #BroadInstitute @mgh_id
We found (to our surprise) neither Delta nor Omicron took over faster in more vaccinated US states – we’d thought vaccination might select for immune-evasive Omi.
https://academic.oup.com/ofid/article/9/12/ofac621/6916970
Brief thread on this paper & its origin story, which took over a year in the end to get right! (I'm new at Mastodon threads; will try making subsequent posts unlisted, as some suggested… 🤞)
Despite Omicron’s immune evasiveness, US states with greater measures of population immunity demonstrated similar rates of transition from Delta to Omicron vari