Biomedicine
Choline vs. Alzheimer's
Increasing choline intake may reduce the likelihood of Alzheimer's disease.
03.10.2019- English version
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Biomedicine
Lose weight before it's too late
People who have lost weight by 10% or more during the first 5 years after the diagnosis of type 2 diabetes are 2 times more likely to remission.
03.10.2019
Biomedicine
Without fear and complications
The delivery of the drug against retinal diseases using contact lenses is as effective as intraocular injections.
03.10.2019
Biomedicine
Simple analysis for complex diseases
Only three milliliters of blood is needed for early and accurate diagnosis of life-threatening vascular complications of type 2 diabetes mellitus.
03.10.2019
Various
Trends in plastic surgery
Changes in demography have led to the emergence of a new field of cosmetic medicine – geriatric aesthetics.
02.10.2019
Exhibitions and conferences
The next 20 years
At the X VESTIFINANCE Forum, leading Russian experts will make forecasts of strategic and promising directions for the development of medicine.
02.10.2019
Genetics
Just for you
Complete sequencing of the genome of a malignant neoplasm will help to develop an individual approach to the treatment of each patient.
02.10.2019
Your health
Refutation of the horror story
A group of scientists from several countries did not find a link between the consumption of red and processed meat and the development of dangerous diseases.
02.10.2019
Genetic engineering
Psilocybin from a bioreactor
A group of students brought the production of psychedelic to an industrial scale and achieved a psilocybin concentration of 1.16 g/l.
02.10.2019
Genetic engineering
Eye-safe gene therapy
Gene therapy of hereditary and acquired retinal diseases can become safer and cheaper. Human studies are being prepared.
01.10.2019
Prolonging youth
Almost one and a half times
Scientists have extended the life of fruit flies to fruit flies with the help of three drugs: lithium, rapamycin and the antitumor drug trametinib.
01.10.2019
New in Gerontology
Telomeres and the brain
When the length of telomeres in human chromosomes changes with age, this is reflected in the gray matter in the cerebral cortex.
01.10.2019
Cellular technologies
The price of liberalism
Patients have to pay for the non-interference of the state in the field of regenerative medicine.
01.10.2019
Bioethics
In edit mode
Supporters and opponents of genome editing talk about safety and the need for checks, but they don't seem to hear each other.
01.10.2019
Biomedicine
20 diagnoses in one analysis
The test is based on the assessment of methylation patterns of freely circulating DNA of cancer cells in the bloodstream.
01.10.2019
Other life sciences
Artificial sense of touch
Swiss scientists have developed an artificial skin that provides tactile feedback.
30.09.2019
Other life sciences
Balloon kyphoplasty
Mediatoma startup has registered a tool for minimally invasive surgery for spinal compression fracture.
30.09.2019
Genetics
Sorry, we made a mistake
The authors of the article on the link between the CCR5Δ32 mutation and an increased risk of death from all causes asked Nature Medicine to withdraw their work.
30.09.2019
Genetic engineering
Life counters
Widespread interest in telomeres is caused by the theory that cellular aging is a consequence of the shortening of telomeres with age.
30.09.2019
Genetic engineering
Ultrasound of gene expression
A fundamentally new method for detecting gene expression in a living organism has been developed.
30.09.2019