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Other life sciences

Stroke will be treated with ultrasound

Ultrasound waves focused on a blood clot can free a vessel from a blood clot and restore impaired blood supply. Testing of the new stroke treatment method is scheduled for the end of 2011.

19.02.2010
Healthy skepticism

Erotic brain massage

Massage of the heart, brain and bone marrow, removal of dirty ecology from the body and much more. Call right now!

18.02.2010
Other life sciences

Molecular Egyptology

Based on the results of computed tomography of the mummy and data from genetic studies, scientists describe Tutankhamun as a disabled person burdened with a number of hereditary diseases. However, not all experts agree with this.

18.02.2010
Prolonging youth

Components of longevity

How to achieve active longevity, to keep up spirits, excellent health and a clear head until the last days? Do you think the gerontologist professor will tell you something new?

18.02.2010
Other life sciences

Implantable sensor for studying brain biochemistry

An implantable sensor designed to register neurotransmitters secreted by synapses of neurons will help to study in detail the mechanisms that provide the effect of deep brain stimulation and, possibly, increase its effectiveness.

18.02.2010
Exhibitions and conferences

Rare diseases in the focus of personalized medicine

The V Eastern European Conference on Rare Diseases and Orphan Medicines "Rare Diseases in the focus of personalized medicine" and the All-Russian Conference on Rare Diseases and Rarely Used Medical Technologies "The Road of Life".

17.02.2010
Note to the businessman

Development of new drugs adjusted for the crisis

Investments in R&D of new medicines increased throughout 2009, despite the crisis, but the distribution of funds between various areas of innovative drug development has changed markedly.

17.02.2010
Genetics

Treacherous genes

Hundreds of human genes are involved in the development of viruses; inactivation of each of them noticeably slows down or stops the infection altogether. This information will be used to create new generations of antiviral drugs – inhibitors of certain human proteins.

16.02.2010
Nanotechnology

RUSNANO and FMBA are preparing a revolution in medicine

The nanomedicine market in Russia is just emerging, but, according to A. Chubais, the agreement between the Russian Nanotechnology Corporation and the Federal Biomedical Agency will make a breakthrough in innovative medicine.

15.02.2010
Genetics

Are genes also to blame for stuttering?

In many cases, stuttering is blamed on psychological problems of a person, but research results indicate that the reason lies in the genes.

15.02.2010
Biomedicine

Parkinson's disease: medicines are just around the corner?

Canadian scientists have for the first time found a weak link in the chain of signal transmission between nerve cells, characteristic of Parkinson's disease. New knowledge opens up wide opportunities for the development of drugs for the treatment of Parkinsonism.

15.02.2010
Your health

Personalized medicine and treatment of rare diseases

The concept of the National Association of Patients with Rare Diseases "Genetics": "Personalized medicine and treatment of rare diseases as a strategic direction for the development of healthcare until 2020."

15.02.2010
Biotechnologies - into life

Russian-Indian biotechnological intentions

Russia and India are planning joint projects on biotechnology: a scientific and educational center in the field of biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, a business incubator on agrobiotechnology, vaccine production, a project on the use of stem cells in ophthalmology, etc.

15.02.2010
Prolonging youth

The cure for old age without a prescription

A complex cocktail of 30 over-the-counter ingredients slows down the development of the main signs of aging and prolongs life by an average of 11%. In mice. Will we wait for the results of clinical trials or will we mix a cocktail according to the table given here right now?

12.02.2010
Genetics

Premenstrual syndrome gene

A common variant of the BDNF gene appears to be involved in the development of a dysphoric disorder known as premenstrual syndrome (PMS).

12.02.2010