How much an infant cries is largely steered by their genetics, and there is probably not much that parents can do about it.

New research suggests that a child’s crying is largely explained by genetics and parents themselves have limited options to ...

A new twin study reveals that how much an infant cries is strongly influenced by genetics, leaving parents with limited ...

Each case is different. Scientists have struggled to parse through the many ways autism can manifest, much less to link these ...

Chinese researchers have found that genetics play a significant role in maintaining the brain's critical balance, crucial for ...

The research is a transformative step toward understanding the condition's genetic underpinnings and potential for ...

In other words, a baby's tendency to cry might have more to do with their DNA than anything a parent does—or doesn't—do. "For ...

But now, a new study has found that genetics determines how much babies cry. That means we may not have much control over it, no matter how much swinging and singing we try.

A combination of genetics and drinking instant coffee is linked to an increased risk of developing a common form of ...

Genetics articles from across Nature Portfolio Genetics is the branch of science concerned with genes, heredity, and variation in living organisms. It seeks to understand the process of trait ...