Analysis of Adolf Hitler’s DNA reveals he may have had a rare genetic disorder that delays puberty, a new documentary says. Experts say that more details are needed.

Genetic analysis of historical samples suggests the Nazi leader may have had a hormonal disorder affecting sexual development.

Adolf Hitler most likely suffered from the genetic condition Kallmann Syndrome that can manifest itself in undescended testicles and a micropenis, researchers and documentary makers said Thursday, following DNA testing of the Nazi dictator's blood.

The researchers behind the project stressed that none of these genetic conditions can justify or explain Hitler’s violent ideology or the atrocities committed during his rule.

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The standard of care in cancer, adopted in the 1990s, is built on consensus based clinical research over large patient populations. However, if we know biologically each person is unique, then a consensus-based treatment plan may not work.

The former lawyer of the man accused of killing 13-year-old Marrisa Shen says investigators used a new form of crime-scene DNA analysis to determine that the girl's killer was likely a man of Middle Eastern descent. The analysis is called DNA ...

Shirley Ruge has been working on her family tree for decades. She's now concerned all this genetic data could be exploited for profit by the new owner of Ancestry. (Dave Folks) Shirley Ruge has long been fascinated with exploring her family tree.

A groundbreaking DNA study has unveiled a hidden chapter in human evolution, revealing that all modern humans evolved from two ancient and distinct groups. This research, published in March 2025, uncovers a deep ancestral structure shared by all contemporary populations,