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19 February 2025

Why a project to create Qatar’s first twin registry marks a key step in genetic research – and collaboration

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Why a project to create Qatar’s first twin registry marks a key step in genetic research – and collaboration

Twin geneticists Dr. Mashael and Dr. Kholoud Al-Shafai talk about the vital health insights that analyzing data from twins can produce through a Qatar University-led and funded initiative

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