A Message from Editor-in-Chief Marianne Legato
Monday, 02 October 2017
Letter from the Editor Dear Colleague, Our new journal, Gender and the Genome, has made an exciting and productive debut with its first three issues. Our new venture, dedicated to exploring the relevance of gender-specific medicine to the latest advances in 21st century biomedical investigation, is thriving. The whole landscape of health care has changed with
Sex Now Needs to Be Included as a Biological Variable in NIH-Funded Research, But How?
Monday, 17 July 2017
Journal’s Second Issue Press Release New Rochelle, NY, July 5, 2017—The National Institutes of Health (NIH) instituted a policy that now expects sex to be considered as a variable, much like a subject’s age or weight, in the biomedical research it funds, but researchers appear unclear what this should entail. How to take into consideration the
PRESS RELEASE
Sunday, 18 June 2017
Science and Legal Experts Debate Future Uses and Impact of Human Genome Editing in Gender and the Genome New Rochelle, NY, December 13, 2016—Precise, economical genome editing tools such as CRISPR have made it possible to make targeted changes in genes, which could be applied to human embryos to correct mutations, prevent disease, or alter
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