Biotechnologies - into life
The virus is being attacked
A joint Russian-Nicaraguan enterprise, the Mechnikov Institute, has started producing flu vaccines.
15.04.2019- English version
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Healthy skepticism
The Finnish phenomenon
These hot Finnish guys. You don't know exactly what to expect from them. But this was definitely not expected of them. That's right, by the way.
15.04.2019
Other life sciences
A bill for thousands
The new "lab-on-a–chip" allows thousands of cells to be examined within a week - an order of magnitude faster than existing models.
15.04.2019
Prolonging youth
Treat aging, not disease
Life Biosciences employees are not looking for new treatments for the main causes of death, but are investigating the fundamental causes of aging.
11.04.2019
Biomedicine
Cancer Vaccine Factories
By injecting immunostimulants into tumors, doctors forced them to produce cancer-killing immune cells.
11.04.2019
Genetic engineering
Wiser macaques: details
The introduction of a gene into the DNA of macaques that determines the growth of a large human brain has made them more intelligent.
11.04.2019
Biomedicine
The tumor is in sight
Biologists of the First Moscow State Medical University and Lobachevsky University examined the existing methods of targeted drug delivery to the tumor.
11.04.2019
Your health
Whitening destroys teeth
Hydrogen peroxide not only cleanses the enamel, but also penetrates into the deep tissues of the teeth and damages protein molecules.
11.04.2019
Other life sciences
Four - legged diagnosticians
Dogs identified blood samples of cancer patients by smell with an accuracy of almost 97%, and in 97.5% of cases they identified samples of healthy people.
11.04.2019
Note to the businessman
Biobankers united
The National Association of Biobanks and Biobanking Specialists was established with the support of the Ministry of Health.
10.04.2019
Biomedicine
And from autism too!
Immediately after treatment with fecal microflora, the severity of autism spectrum symptoms in children decreased by 23%, and after 2 years – almost 2 times.
10.04.2019
Biomedicine
Bioluminescence analysis
Siberian scientists have proposed a quick and inexpensive way to detect multiple sclerosis.
10.04.2019
Various
Only at your own expense
Although the cost of homeopathic medicines is relatively low, it seems ridiculous that doctors still write prescriptions for them.
10.04.2019
Genetic engineering
Shredder instead of scissors
Geneticists have adapted a CRISPR system capable of cutting up to 100,000 base pairs from DNA for use in human cells.
10.04.2019
Note to the businessman
Don't miss the profit
A lot of money – and a huge benefit for patients – lies in the field of new developments in biotechnology.
09.04.2019
Other life sciences
Like a young man, but not for long
The working memory of elderly people can be restored for a few minutes with the help of direct current brain stimulation.
09.04.2019
Biomedicine
Bio glue from a slug
The analysis of the proteins of the Arion fuscus slug species will help in the development of a medical glue that will stretch while remaining strong.
09.04.2019
Healthy skepticism
Too good is also bad
The advice of an amateur of "alternative medicine" and a trip to the sea almost killed a 54-year-old Canadian whose kidneys failed due to an excess of vitamin D.
09.04.2019
Biomedicine
The HIV trap
The developers of the innovative method of HIV treatment hope that it will be the first step towards the creation of a vaccine.
09.04.2019
Your health
Health in funk style
Free lecture hall with a TV broadcast about evidence-based medicine and healthy lifestyle with a human face for middle-aged and older people.
09.04.2019