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'Molecular signature' of childhood trauma discovered in men's sperm •...
www.progress.org.uk
Professor Michael Kobor, a medical geneticist at the University of British Columbia, and also a study author said: 'It's conceivable that the ...
Holding infants—or not—can leave traces on their genes
medicalxpress.com
Holding infants -- or not -- can leave traces on their genes Michael Kobor, Professor of Medical Genetics at University of British Columbia and ...
IPR e-news January 2013
www.ipr.northwestern.edu
... Ferrie (IPR/Economics) "Epigenetic Variation in Human Health and Disease" by Michael Kobor (University of British Columbia) ...
Touch-deprived infants have measurable differences in their genes,...
www.kansas.com
Whether or not you caress your baby enough can leave measurable effects on their genes, a study from the University of British Columbia found.
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