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The only theta flash stimulation protocol reduced symptoms of schizophrenia

Japanese and American researchers conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis that concluded that intermittent theta flash stimulation of the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, but not other stimulation protocols, significantly reduced a variety of symptomatology in patients with schizophrenia

28.10.2024

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Curcumin supplementation protected against age-related retinal degeneration

However, it is unclear what dose can be considered effective

25.10.2024

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An American woman's panda symptom turned out to be a manifestation of West Nile fever

A 53-year-old woman was admitted to a U.S. hospital with complaints of fever and abdominal pain

25.10.2024

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Wounds sustained at night heal worse than those sustained during the day.

Scientists have noticed that repairing skin damage is faster during the day than at night, and there's no big mystery here: our cells are generally more active during the daytime

15.10.2024

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Intravenous medications have been turned into pills

US medics have developed a technology that makes purely intravenous drugs suitable for taking in pill form

14.10.2024

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An RNA molecule turned an inflamed wound into a healing wound

Scientists from China and Sweden have studied the mechanism of wound healing and identified a key molecule that can accelerate the process

11.10.2024

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Nobel Prize in Physiology awarded for the discovery of microRNAs

The prize was awarded for the discovery of microRNA and its role in post-transcriptional gene regulation

07.10.2024

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Antidepressants have been found to have anti-cancer properties

Scientists decided to approach the problem from an unexpected angle and scan known antidepressant molecules

23.09.2024

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Collagenase helped Dupuytren's contracture no better than surgery

A clinical trial by British scientists found that collagenase injections were not superior to fascia dissection for restoring movement in patients with Dupuytren's contracture

25.10.2024

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Dissolvable surgical suture generated electricity and healed wounds

Chinese researchers have developed a material for surgical sutures that autonomously produces an electric current in response to movement, promoting wound healing, then completely resorbs afterward

15.10.2024

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In Germany, prosthetic heart valves were found to be contaminated with mycobacteria

They are all manufactured by the same company

28.10.2024

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Mental disorders increased the risk of death from infections

A systematic review and meta-analysis by British scientists found that people with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder have almost three times the risk of dying from infections compared to the rest of the population

09.10.2024

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Extra virgin olive oil enhanced the learning ability of Down syndrome mice

An experimental study by American and Italian scientists found that mice with Down syndrome who were given virgin olive oil showed significant improvements in learning and spatial memory

09.10.2024

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Alternative fission wall synthesis conferred methicillin resistance to Staphylococcus aureus

British researchers analyzed the cell wall structure of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and concluded that resistance genes allow it to divide in an alternative way with a different wall architecture in the presence of antibiotics

02.11.2024

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Tocolytics did not affect neuropsychiatric development of preterm infants

Regardless of drug class

02.11.2024

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Hip replacement has been shown to be more effective than physical rehabilitation

Patients stopped complaining of pain and decreased joint function

01.11.2024

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Korean exoskeleton puts itself on a person in a wheelchair

This does not require outside assistance

29.10.2024

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Deaths from heart failure have fallen in Sweden

Mainly among patients with reduced withdrawal fraction

29.10.2024

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The starting characteristics of T lymphocytes influenced the success of CAR-T therapy

This can help to improve the effectiveness of treatment

31.10.2024

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Engineered viruses act like an antibiotic, but without the side effects

Scientists at Northwestern University have managed to modify the genome of bacteriophages in such a way that they penetrate the antibiotic-resistant Synegma bacillus and destroy it from within

30.10.2024