When Patricia J. looks for work or shops at the outdoor markets near her home in rural Malawi, fear still follows her. Years after surviving two attacks linked to harmful beliefs about albinism, she ...

In Malawi, an estimated 134,636 people—approximately 0.8 percent of the population—have albinism, although stigma and underreporting likely mean the true number is higher. Albinism, a genetic ...

The 2026 theme draws attention to how colour-based discrimination can affect dignity, safety and mental wellbeing. Colour-based discrimination can appear in everyday ways that are often dismissed as ...

I’m no physician, but even in simple terms we all know as human beings we share many of the physical and personality traits of our ancestors. These are characteristics that are programmed in our DNA, ...

What has made the biggest impact on dentistry and dental practice today? This Collection reflects the issues that really matter to practising dentists and are some of the recent hottest topics from ...

The new BloodHorse Sire List interface is available here. For stallions represented by a runner in North America, the leaders are arranged by earnings in North American grass races through July 4, ...

When Carol Dweck was a graduate student, in the early 1970s, she began studying how children cope with failure—and she quickly realized that “cope” was the wrong word. “Some didn’t just cope—they ...

The new BloodHorse Sire List interface is available here. For stallions that stand, will stand, or stood (deceased) in North America (stallions that have died or been exported prior to the 2022 ...

Saturday was International Albinism Awareness Day. This year's theme highlights the impact of color-based discrimination on dignity, safety and mental well-being. In Kenya, activities to mark the day ...

The Jockey Club Information Systems (TJCIS) has entered into an agreement to license North American racing and pedigree data to New Zealand-based Arion Pedigrees, a leading provider of pedigree, ...

Pedigree diagrams are used to show how a genetic condition is inherited in a family. They are often used to advise individuals within a particular family if they are carriers of a condition.