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How fat damages blood vessels

The harm of obesity to the cardiovascular system may be directly related to one of the secrets of adipose tissue.

27.09.2019
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AI beat cardiologists

Artificial intelligence analyzes the MRI of the heart faster and more accurately than the manual viewing techniques currently used.

25.09.2019
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Super interface

American engineers have developed a compact control system for a wheelchair, computer or home robot.

25.09.2019
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Vampire Tumors

Cancer cells are able to connect with neurons, stimulate their activity and suck out incoming nutrients.

23.09.2019
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And always drunk

Even if a person doesn't drink at all, his gut microbiota can produce enough alcohol to damage the liver.

23.09.2019
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Cannibalism among survivors

The "sleeping" tumor cells that survived chemotherapy turn into "cannibals" and devour their fellows.

23.09.2019
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Synthetic mitochondria

Experts from the Netherlands have created synthetic bubbles that produce an ATP molecule – the main energy currency of the cell.

20.09.2019
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Without shaving and gel

Now you no longer need to shave your head to read the EEG. The unpleasant and poorly flushing gel can also be discarded.

20.09.2019
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Biosynthesis in microcapsules

The new technique is based on bacteria that react to changes in their own density, and special porous microcapsules.

19.09.2019
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Nerves, stress, cancer

There is still a lot of work to be done in studying the relationship between stress, tumor development and the peripheral nerves surrounding it.

18.09.2019
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Visualize the tumor

The developers hope to develop a fully functioning system for detecting tumor tissues during surgery within two years.

17.09.2019
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Not a head, but a computer

Thanks to brain research and technology development, today's neural interfaces are capable of what once seemed impossible.

17.09.2019
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Microkiborgs

"Two-tailed" biobots controlled by neuromuscular tissue, which are triggered by light stimulation, can swim independently.

17.09.2019
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We will teach you in 10 minutes

Swiss researchers have developed a prototype of a bionic prosthesis that allows a person without a hand to securely hold objects.

16.09.2019
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Not adrenaline, but osteocalcin?

The key signal triggering the "hit or run" reaction may not be adrenaline at all, but an inconspicuous bone hormone.

13.09.2019
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VentriGel for the heart

Ventrix startup has successfully conducted the first phase of clinical trials of VentriGel injectable gel for the treatment of heart damage.

13.09.2019
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Almost like a real one

If you close your eyes, you will think that you have your own leg," said a participant testing prosthetics with feedback.

12.09.2019
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Stress and hormones

Scientists have found out the mechanism by which the "fight or flight" reaction harms health and shortens life expectancy.

11.09.2019