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Including under-represented groups in population genomics data could reduce inequalities in genetics-based clinical care and personalized medicine go.nature.com/4jPoYzr

An easy change can eliminate racial bias in performance ratings: simplify the scale go.nature.com/418f3Mz

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Chemically modifying a synthetic cannabinoid could enable scientists to capitalize on the body’s natural pain-killing pathway without evoking drug tolerance or psychoactivity go.nature.com/3F2sBlq

A compilation of genomes from species in the genus Solanum could help scientists to blend the best aspects of productive staple crops and genetically diverse but under-studied indigenous crops go.nature.com/4kv4Ani

Fears are rising that infectious diseases such as measles could make a comeback now that the anti-vaccine advocate is in charge of the US public-health system go.nature.com/4huczON

Errors in HTT, the gene that drives Huntington's disease, accumulate slowly over many years - and then all at once. Could this finding alter the way we think about treating HD? Read Veera Rajagopal  and Sahar Gelfman's take in Nature News & Views: nature.com/articles/d4158…

Neural recordings from parrots and songbirds reveal the ways in which vocal production is encoded in the brain, highlighting remarkable similarities between how parrots and humans learn to produce sounds. go.nature.com/41CH4ML

A bacterium makes a molecule that kills drug-resistant fungi in an unusual way — by targeting various phospholipid molecules in membranes. go.nature.com/3FHmgwb

Comprehensive maps of mutations in healthy and diseased gastric tissue give clues about how cancer arises and could inform early-detection strategies. go.nature.com/3FG8fin

This new type of broad-spectrum antibiotic shows clinical promise go.nature.com/421Hs7y

Large-scale analyses of electronic health data suggest that the herpes zoster vaccine could protect against dementia — but it’s not yet clear how go.nature.com/3Ecua00

Large-scale analyses of electronic health data suggest that the herpes zoster vaccine could protect against dementia — but it’s not yet clear how go.nature.com/3E0QXvS

A large consortium of scientists adds functional data to neuronal wiring maps, seeking to crack the computational circuitry of the mouse brain go.nature.com/4j458j7

Nature research paper: Translational genomics of osteoarthritis in 1,962,069 individuals go.nature.com/4j3qxZu

This powerful and unbiased way to identify links between genetic variants and biological traits has changed scientists’ understanding of complex diseases and how to treat them go.nature.com/4cyk0U8

Transplanting dopamine-releasing neurons into the brain is a promising regenerative therapy for Parkinson’s disease go.nature.com/3YqeI7J

The axolotl has been studied extensively, hoping to inspire advances in regenerative medicine go.nature.com/43aAP4O

In warming coastal seas, a crucial ecosystem is being replaced by ‘turfs’ of red algae, which release chemicals that suppress kelp survival go.nature.com/4dOVrDq