Talk with family members and gather names, dates and places, advised Long Island genealogist April Lynne Earle.

Anthony DeFino, 71, asked Trovarello to research his family tree after his father, retired South Philly judge Anthony DeFino, ...

Since the human genome was first mapped, scientists have discovered hundreds of genes influencing illnesses like breast cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer’s disease. Unfortunately, Black people, ...

Her list of accomplishments in the genealogy field does not stop there. Winnagle compiled three volumes of family and Bible records for Trumbull County. She also helped publish a book on the women who ...

The Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society invites the public to its monthly meeting on Saturday, October 18, featuring professional genealogist ...

Researchers at Texas Children's Neurological Research Institute (NRI) and Baylor College of Medicine have developed a ...

Are you struggling with a family history research problem? The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society is offering a free opportunity ...

It's a question that has vexed researchers from the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak: Why do some people get severely ill and die from COVID-19, while others have mild symptoms or none at all?

Race, widely used as a variable across biomedical research and medicine, is an appropriate proxy for racism — but not for anything biological. Proposals to use genetic ancestry instead of race are at ...

Before she was celebrated on the front page of the New York Times. And before her name appeared in a Final Jeopardy! answer. Karen Batchelor was a teenager, who for a year in her life rode two Detroit ...

NEW ORLEANS —As many gather in New Orleans over the Thanksgiving and Bayou Classic weekend, one family celebrates with a family reunion. In recent years, many people all over the country have taken ...

(THE CONVERSATION) Since the human genome was first mapped, scientists have discovered hundreds of genes influencing illnesses like breast cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimer’s disease. Unfortunately ...