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Research on coronavirus (COVID-19) is new and it will be some time before your information can be used in our research. Until then, take a look at some of our other work.

Massive collaboration leads to new findings on global disease burden

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Recent study, conducted by Prof. Jim Wilson, sheds light on global disease burden.

People choose partners with a similar life expectancy

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A 2019 study, led by Prof Albert Tenesa, found that people unknowingly choose partners with similar illnesses and life expectancies.

Scottish genetic landscape echoes the DNA of past kingdoms

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New study finds that the genetics of people across Scotland today still has similarities to distant ancestors.

Researchers discover genetic link to red hair

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According to the largest ever study on hair genetics, at least 8 genes are involved in determining whether or not someone has red hair.

DNA can help predict life expectancy

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According to a new study, conducted by University of Edinburgh researchers, DNA can help predict life expectancy.

Family history of illness not always caused by genetics

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A study, led by Profs Albert Tenesa and Chris Haley, finds that lifestyle can also travel through the family and affect a person's chances of getting ill.
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