Dr. Melissa Ilardo

Yeah, something like that. You know, we're having with globalization, people meeting each other, you know, across cultures, across continents. For the first time, so we're getting genetic combinations that have never been possible in the history of humans.

Yeah, something like that.

Yeah, something like that. You know, we're having with globalization, people meeting each other, you know, across cultures, across continents. For the first time, so we're getting genetic combinations that have never been possible in the history of humans.

You know, we're having with globalization, people meeting each other, you know, across cultures, across continents.

For the first time, so we're getting genetic combinations that have never been possible in the history of humans.

And that's creating some interesting both kind of resilience and then also disease because you have combinations of genetic variants that have never been in the same individual before that are now showing up together.

And that's creating some interesting both kind of resilience and then also disease because you have combinations of genetic variants that have never been in the same individual before that are now showing up together.

And that's creating some interesting both kind of resilience and then also disease because you have combinations of genetic variants that have never been in the same individual before that are now showing up together.

And that's creating some interesting both kind of resilience and then also disease because you have combinations of genetic variants that have never been in the same individual before that are now showing up together.

Yeah. When you have two individuals who are closely related, that dramatically increases the chance that they're both carrying a variant that has a negative impact on the offspring. So, you know,

Yeah.

Yeah. When you have two individuals who are closely related, that dramatically increases the chance that they're both carrying a variant that has a negative impact on the offspring. So, you know,

Yeah. When you have two individuals who are closely related, that dramatically increases the chance that they're both carrying a variant that has a negative impact on the offspring. So, you know,

When you have two individuals who are closely related, that dramatically increases the chance that they're both carrying a variant that has a negative impact on the offspring.

So, you know,

when you have people kind of mixing more outside their families, then it's very likely that even if you're carrying this deleterious variation, it's going to be kind of watered down by outside genetic material. But yeah, as soon as you have people too closely related to each other, you know, those things are ending up together and creating disease.

when you have people kind of mixing more outside their families, then it's very likely that even if you're carrying this deleterious variation, it's going to be kind of watered down by outside genetic material.

when you have people kind of mixing more outside their families, then it's very likely that even if you're carrying this deleterious variation, it's going to be kind of watered down by outside genetic material. But yeah, as soon as you have people too closely related to each other, you know, those things are ending up together and creating disease.

when you have people kind of mixing more outside their families, then it's very likely that even if you're carrying this deleterious variation, it's going to be kind of watered down by outside genetic material. But yeah, as soon as you have people too closely related to each other, you know, those things are ending up together and creating disease.

But yeah, as soon as you have people too closely related to each other, you know, those things are ending up together and creating disease.