CGS in the News
Justin Schleede reaches onto a black lab bench to pick up a tray of small plastic tubes.
"These are saliva...
"If proven to be safe, we believe preventive gene editing could be one of the most important health technologies of...
In New York City, a middle-schooler pulled over by police could end up in a largely secretive DNA database simply...
In a new study, four researchers reviewed policy documents from 106 countries to map out the policy landscape regarding...
Scientists using the Crispr gene-editing technology in human embryos to try to repair a gene that causes hereditary blindness found it...
Henrietta Lacks visited John Hopkins Hospital in 1951, complaining of vaginal bleeding. A mother of five children, Lacks was diagnosed by gynecologist...
SACRAMENTO — In an election year dominated by a chaotic presidential race and splashy statewide ballot initiative campaigns, Californians are...
Proposition 14 on the November ballot asks voters to approve $5.5 billion to continue funding stem cell research in California...
WHEN THE GENEALOGY company Ancestry released the latest update to its “ethnicity estimates” last month, a lot of people suddenly became...
We were for Bernie. We think he would have won in 2016 and would win this year.
But it’s not...



