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Your health

Do you need vitamins?

A review of the evidence on the feasibility of using vitamin and mineral supplements has been published by the journal JAMA.

14.02.2018
Controversial

Chewing food slowly…

Some experts were skeptical about the findings of the study, which revealed a link between the speed of eating and obesity.

14.02.2018
Biomedicine

Anti-influenza super-pill

According to its manufacturer, the drug will cope with the virus in a day – much faster than other modern medicines.

13.02.2018
Nanotechnology

Strangle the tumor

Nanorobots developed by Chinese and American researchers create blood clots in blood vessels, depriving cancer cells of "food".

13.02.2018
Nanotechnology

Biodegradable medical bandages

Nanofiber-based dressings double the growth of cells, which promotes tissue regeneration and prevents the formation of scars.

13.02.2018
Other life sciences

Noninvasive optogenetics

Instead of injecting optical fiber into the brain, mice were injected with nanoparticles capable of converting infrared radiation into blue light.

13.02.2018
Note to the businessman

Animal Biotechnology – 2018

In the ResearchAndMarkets online store, you can buy an overview of "Animal Biotechnology – technologies, markets and companies".

13.02.2018
Biomedicine

A cure for autoimmune diseases

Russian developers have created a biosimilar of the drug for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis and other autoimmune pathologies.

13.02.2018
Genetic engineering

How to synthesize smallpox virus

An article by Canadian researchers who synthesized the equine smallpox virus split the scientific community into two camps.

12.02.2018
Biomedicine

Two birds with one stone

The endogenous peptide catestatin increases the sensitivity of cells to insulin and reduces appetite. It can be used for diabetes and obesity.

12.02.2018
Genetics

Fortune-telling on genes

Analyses of the same DNA, conducted by four different companies, gave results that were not similar to each other.

12.02.2018
Healthy skepticism

The rich have their own quirks

A funny post from Facebook about dietary myths that exist among wealthy Muscovites, with comments from experts.

12.02.2018
Genetics

Genetics of sports

How genetics affects success in competitions and whether it is possible to choose the optimal sport according to a genetic test.

12.02.2018
Note to the businessman

Personalized Medicine – 2018

The review "Personalized Medicine – Scientific and commercial aspects" has been put on sale.

12.02.2018
Biomedicine

Will we treat or let him live?

A simple and effective method of assessing the survival of patients with bone metastases will help to avoid "undertreatment" and "overtreatment".

09.02.2018
Nanotechnology

Self-assembling nanovaccine

A technology based on the binding of an anti–cancer nanovaccine with albumin, a protein normally circulating in human blood, has been developed.

09.02.2018
Cellular technologies

Egg Incubator

Scientists from the University of Edinburgh have grown full-fledged eggs from immature gametes extracted from the ovaries of female volunteers.

09.02.2018
New in Gerontology

Does Alzheimer's start at 40?

The mechanisms underlying Alzheimer's disease and preceding the accumulation of toxic proteins and brain damage are described.

09.02.2018
Your health

Stroke in women: risk factors

The list included features of the menstrual cycle, taking certain contraceptives and pregnancy complications.

09.02.2018