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How Researchers, Doctors and Communities Are Working To Manage a Neglected Disease

Why Modi’s ‘Gene Card’ Scheme Won’t Solve India’s Sickle-Cell Anaemia Problem

The Place and Virtues of Structural Biology, During the Pandemic and After

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IIT Kharagpur Team Devises One-Rupee Test to Measure Haemoglobin Levels

India has an estimated one lakh patients with thalassaemia, a genetic disorder in which the blood cells cannot make sufficient amounts of the iron-containing pigment haeomoglobin. Credit: ssoosay/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

India’s Ignoring Its Rare Disorders and Their Orphan Drugs Led to the Thalassaemia Crisis

Crosstalk: The Genes of Jamaican Sprinters and Missing Indian Super-Athletes