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A sedentary lifestyle has been linked to a doubled risk of uterine myoma

The habit of spending time sitting - both at work and at leisure - is fraught with a host of adverse health consequences, including obesity, impaired estrogen metabolism, and chronic inflammation

01.12.2023

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Tobacco smoke led to accumulation of heavy metals in breast milk

Maternal smoking during pregnancy or lactation, both active and passive, increased toxic substances in breast milk

01.12.2023

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Metabolic reprogramming restores heart function after heart attack

In experiments on mice, researchers have shown that altering the energy metabolism of cells promotes heart regeneration

25.10.2023

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Non-invasive hypothalamic stimulation offers hope for dementia treatment

A new form of deep brain stimulation could form the basis for treating dementia without surgery

23.10.2023

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New discovery could help arthritis patients

Researchers have developed a vascularized synovial membrane on a chip that mimics a human joint

16.10.2023

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It has been revealed at what age a person is happiest

German scientists used a comprehensive meta-analytic survey to find out when people are happiest

03.10.2023

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Link found between zinc, diabetes and liver obesity

New study by scientists could help fight diabetes more effectively

28.09.2023

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RNAi therapy against the most 'hard-to-treat' cancer worked three times in the lab

New RNAi therapy could help treat bone marrow cancer

04.08.2023

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Surgeons performed remote eye surgery using a robot

The Zhongshan Ophthalmology Center at Sun Yat-sen University in China has completed the world's first remote surgery on rabbits using a 5G robot

03.08.2023

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Unique drug for postpartum depression awaits approval in US

A team of medical scientists from Sage Therapeutics and Biogen tested a new drug to alleviate symptoms of postpartum depression

01.08.2023

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The Ministry of Health has registered a new drug for HIV treatment

In the U.S., the drug from ViiV Healthcare was approved in 2020

25.07.2023

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A new factor in the development of cancer in men has been named

As men get older, they may lose Y chromosomes in parts of their cells

03.07.2023

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A new danger of antidepressants has been named

One type of drug was found to trigger gene transfer between cells when exposed to certain bacteria, provoking resistance

20.06.2023

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750 anti-cancer drugs are being tested in the US

A miniature video camera mounted on glasses directs images to electrodes that are connected to the brain with the help of the optic nerve. Patients wear a small device on their belt to power the camera and process images. The system does not recreate natural vision, but allows you to see the main images using a grid with 60 electrodes (10x6).

23.04.2008

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Suture material with bacteriophages will get rid of postoperative infections

The experimental method of immunotherapy adjusts the immune system to fight HIV and simultaneously enhances its ability to eliminate accidental infections and prevent the development of AIDS.

17.04.2008

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Did you hurt your Achilles tendon? Contact the horsemen!

Recently, stem cell treatment of Achilles tendon rupture in racehorses has spread everywhere, since these animals, sometimes costing millions of dollars, such injuries occur very often. Biotech firm MedCell Bioscience has announced its intention to start testing its method on humans.

16.04.2009

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Loneliness affected the risk of death more than alcoholism and obesity

More than half of seniors who go to the hospital for primary care are single

20.03.2024

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Bedtime alcohol altered sleep patterns

An experiment by American scientists showed that the sleep changes persisted for several nights if the person drank an alcoholic beverage each time before going to bed

30.01.2024

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Brain cells 'forced' to eat even after a recent heavy lunch

An international team of scientists has concluded that brain cells can regulate the timing of meals

23.11.2023

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Air pollution contributes to the development of Parkinson's disease

People living in areas with average levels of air pollution have a 56% increased risk of facing Parkinson's disease

03.11.2023