While experts may agree on the genetic causes of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD), there has been less research on the impact environment can have on this disorder. A number of […]
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Most people would agree that pretty much everyone experiences some anxiety on a daily basis. Low levels of anxiety can be beneficial as they help us respond quickly to dangerous situations. […]
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In the past decades, cancer research has made great strides which have translated in tangible advances for patients, such as the advent of personalized medicine. Since we know so much about this […]
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Crises, power struggles and negotiation are all too well-known for parents who have a child with oppositional defiant disorder (ODD). However, for those who are not familiar with this disorder: […]
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Any answer to the question of how genetics will make us healthier must inevitably centre on, first, prevention and then diagnosis. This question (and the resulting answer) is proof that genetics […]
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Every year, when school exams are finally over, thousands of parents with an AD/HD child (with or without hyperactivity) ask themselves the same question: should we stop our child’s medication […]
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Although the Human Genome Project (HGP) was completed in 2003 at a cost of roughly $3 billion, most of us are still unclear about what exactly was discovered. This is the equivalent of building […]
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Learn more about the entrepreuner behind BiogeniQ in this short video.
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Everyone responds to drugs differently: what works for one person can cause terrible side effects for another. ADME (for absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion) is the acronym used in […]
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