Gene Chip, Invented by Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Scientist, Pinpoints New Target to Prevent Heart Disease.
Article by: Forbes; March 15, 2012
In the largest genetics study of Type 2 diabetes, the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia said the findings could point to biological targets for developing more effective drugs for the disease, which accounts for most of the nearly 26 million people living with diabetes in the United States.
Article by: DSN News; February 16, 2012
This week, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia announced that it has become BGI’s newest partner, teaming up with the institute to sequence and analyze the genomes of each of its patients.The aim is to discover genes underpinning rare and common pediatric diseases.
Article by: Forbes; November 11, 2011
Besides adding to growing evidence that ADHD has a strong genetic underpinning, findings may help explain why those with the condition sometimes exhibit certain symptoms seen in other neurodevelopmental conditions, such as autism spectrum disorder, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
Article by: The Canadian Press; August 16, 2011