Decoding Geneus DNA: Thailand's Precision-Medicine HealthTech Leader and Its 125M-Baht Investment
Geneus DNA is Thailand's leading precision-medicine HealthTech company, with 20,000+ genes analyzed, CLIA/CAP-accredited labs, and a 125M-baht single-round investment lifting its valuation to 500M baht.

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The SLCO1B1 Gene and Statin-Associated Muscle Symptoms: Pharmacogenomics You Decide On With Your Doctor
The SLCO1B1 gene influences statin blood levels and the risk of muscle symptoms. This article explains statin pharmacogenomics in plain terms and stresses that any medication change must be made with your doctor.

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Dr. Arnond Kitnitchee
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Sep 29, 2026
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Why Does Salt Raise Blood Pressure in Some People? The Genetics of Salt Sensitivity
Some people's blood pressure jumps with salty food while others barely react. Part of the reason is salt sensitivity, where genetics plays a role. Here's a practical look at the RAAS genes and sodium handling.

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Dr. Arnond Kitnitchee
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Sep 29, 2026
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G6PD Deficiency: The X-Linked Enzyme Condition Common in Southeast Asia — Foods and Drugs to Avoid
G6PD deficiency is a common X-linked genetic condition in Southeast Asia. Most people have no symptoms until a trigger like fava beans or certain drugs sets off red blood cell breakdown. Here is why it matters and what to avoid.

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Dr. Arnond Kitnitchee
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Sep 29, 2026
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Epigenetic Clocks (Horvath Clock) and Biological Age: Can DNA Methylation Really Tell Your Age?
Epigenetic clocks like the Horvath clock read DNA methylation patterns to estimate your "biological age." Here is an honest look at how they work, what they can tell you, and their real limitations, without overclaiming age reversal.

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Alis Lalishat
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Sep 29, 2026
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