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Knitting DNA - School Fails

Cover and interior illustrations for Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health magazine about why some people are more susceptible to infectious diseases. Epidemiologist Priya Du ggal looks for clues...

Are we prepared to know the genetic flaws of the unborn?

The researcher He Jiankui was jailed for using CRISPR to create customized babies. Some observers say that the real problem was the lure of the technology, Dana Goodyear writes.

Artist Stephan Schmitz works as an illustrator for famous magazines like Elle, The Economist, and Wall Street Journal, providing clever drawings for articles. However, his creations are interesting on their own, and sometimes even take a whole new meaning without an accompanying written piece.

Latest illustration for Columbia Medicine magazine about how the growing use of precision medicine's exome sequencing provides potential for happy endings in treating severe childhood illnesses....

DNA Sequencing | Francesco Ciccolella

Humankind unwittingly dabbled in genetic engineering 10,000 years ago, when early farmers saved seeds from their most vigorous plants — those with the hardiest genes — for the next year’s crops. We’ve come a long way since then.

Genetic research science. A scientist experimenting with DNA. Technology and biology concept. Vector illustration