Konstantin Scriabin died
One of the pioneers in the field of genomic research in the USSR and Russia, academician Konstantin Scriabin died at the age of 72.
06.11.2019One of the pioneers in the field of genomic research in the USSR and Russia, academician Konstantin Scriabin died at the age of 72.
06.11.2019The third child from a mother with a transplanted uterus was recently born at Baylor University Medical Center.
12.09.2019The first domestic mitral heart valve prosthesis for transcatheter implantation, which is suitable for the elderly.
04.07.2018Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed nanosensors that allow detecting single molecules of substances that damage DNA in living cells.
18.12.2008The British Consumer Protection Organization does not approve of the EU's permission for pharmaceutical companies to "provide consumers with information" about certain medicines.
12.12.2008On the "caffeine day", the average daily blood sugar level of patients increased by 8% compared to the average daily value in the absence of caffeine. Caffeine also aggravated the increase in glucose levels after eating.
29.01.2008The purpose of the creation of the Council is to develop proposals related to the implementation of state policy in the field of development of the pharmaceutical and medical industry in Russia.
05.11.2008Applications for the Moscow Government Awards for Young scientists for 2016 have been accepted in the capital. The number of participants in the selection was one and a half times higher than last year.
10.11.2016Mice that became pregnant a few weeks after vaccination partially transmitted immunity to the virus to their offspring.
05.10.2016Specialists of the holding "Roselectronics" are developing a multifunctional medical complex for ultrasound diagnostics and therapy of neoplasms of the mammary and thyroid glands.
29.09.2016The risk group (with an increase from 10 to 50% depending on the dose) most often includes patients suffering from problems with the cardiovascular system, but even in healthy people taking medications increases the risk of stroke and heart attack.
15.07.2015On June 22, 2008, surgeon Fyodor Uglov died in St. Petersburg at the 104th year of his life. He got into the Guinness Book of Records as the world's oldest practicing surgeon.
24.06.2008A healthy lifestyle significantly changes the expression of hundreds of genes. The activity of a large number of genes, including several involved in the formation of tumors, decreases, while the work of other genes, including several involved in the fight against various diseases, is noticeably activated.
24.06.2008The objectives of the study were, firstly, to determine the effect of the smell of roasted coffee beans on the brain of animals, and secondly, to assess the effect of this smell on rats who were deprived of sleep.
17.06.2008Scientists at the University of California have developed a contrast agent for positron emission tomography, which allows in vivo monitoring of the immune response during the development of many diseases.
11.06.2008"Russia is on the threshold of major decisions on the development of the domestic pharmaceutical and drug industry on the latest scientific and technical basis," said Andrei Kokoshin, Deputy head of the United Russia faction, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
07.06.2008An implantable device that blocks the activity of the branches of the vagus nerve going to the stomach with the help of electrical impulses has demonstrated the first successes in clinical trials of a new method of treating obesity.
19.05.2008The International Day of the Elderly is celebrated by the decision of the UN General Assembly annually since October 1, 1991, in order to draw public attention to the problems of the elderly.
01.10.2013For example, in the diagnosis of upper respiratory tract diseases, antibodies or DNA contained in a smear from the patient's oral cavity bind to the molecules deposited on the biochip. After processing, the holes of the biochip, in which such binding occurred, begin to glow.
16.05.2008A few weeks after infection with "monkey AIDS", viral DNA or RNA could not be detected in most vaccinated monkeys, and after about six months, no traces of the virus remained in any of them.
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