Genes tied to same sex behavior in large study
A Science report of the largest study on its topic finds five genetic variants linked to same sex sexual behavior but emphasizes no single gene causes orientation. Researchers note genetics contribute but predictability from DNA is impossible, with results based on nearly half a million adults from the U.S. and U.K. The study stresses behavior over identity and notes limitations to ancestry and self reports.
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FDA tobacco rules lag decade after landmark act
Ten years after the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, the FDA has yet to implement sweeping changes. Regulators face lawsuits and industry pushback as they push graphic warnings, nicotine reductions, and ingredient bans, while research funding and antismoking campaigns show mixed results.
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