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Wait for ichthyanders
Tests on humans on breathing not air, but a liquid saturated with oxygen, may begin in the foreseeable future.
13.12.2018- English version
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The man-eating Ford drove on human fat
A beautician from Beverly Hills processed the fat he removed from his patients into biofuels, and refueled his Ford and his girlfriend's Lincoln with it.
25.12.2008
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A slight fright for the sale of anabolic steroids
The organizers of the online store of banned steroids received long (from 6 to 7 years), but suspended sentences.
23.12.2008
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Lost memory, but unforgettable
Henri Molaison, the patient, largely thanks to whom science has established the brain structures responsible for memorization and learning, has died at the age of 82.
17.12.2008
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Parkinsonism is coming
Scientists have calculated how the trend of the spread of Parkinson's disease will develop in the next quarter of a century.
22.11.2017
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The first robodantist
The first installation of dental implants, completely performed by an autonomous robot, took place in China. The implants were made using 3D printing.
25.09.2017
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Drug manufacturers do not want to take the trash out of the house
Only the manufacturer of the original drug can easily identify a fake, but as a rule, he is in no hurry to declare the appearance of a fake medicine, fearing damage to his image.
25.11.2008
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Wireless "patch" monitors heart rhythm and captures an ECG
Researchers have developed a compact and portable device to continuously monitor heart function
01.11.2023
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Key human bladder cancer genes discovered in cats and dogs
Researchers have identified genes responsible for the spontaneous development of bladder carcinoma in animals
08.09.2023
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A man began to "see" music
The man's head injury led to a rare neurological condition that made him "see" the music and become more creative at the same time
31.05.2023
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Plastic particles from packaging entered the brain two hours after eating
Researchers found that plastic nanoparticles can cross the blood-brain barrier
22.05.2023
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U.S. experts suggest lowering age of breast cancer screening
The United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) has proposed lowering the age for starting routine mammograms from 50 to 40
12.05.2023
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The DNA of the intestinal microflora stimulates the immune response
"Useless" bacteria inhabiting the intestinal mucosa help the body to protect itself from infections.
07.10.2008
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The precursor of sex hormones is a prognostic factor of male longevity
The level of dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate – a precursor that the body converts into female and male sex hormones – in the blood of men is a strong prognostic factor of longevity.
26.06.2008
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A female camel cloned 6 years ago is pregnant
A female camel named Injaz (translated from Arabic as "achievement") was cloned from the eggs of a dead relative and was born from a surrogate mother six years ago. Now she is waiting for offspring herself.
13.04.2015
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Who, where and how will cancer be treated with stem cells?
The Minister of Health of the Russian Federation Veronika Skvortsova said that Russian scientists are working on new methods of influencing the already formed oncological process with the help of stem cells.
03.04.2015
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Antibody-coated nanotubes will "fry" the tumor
When the lymphoma cells were introduced into the culture, the nanotubes coated with antibodies bound to the cell surface, and the subsequent exposure to near-infrared light caused them to warm up to a temperature sufficient to destroy the cells.
18.06.2008
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James Watson sold the Nobel medal
The first ever Nobel Prize winner who decided to sell his award was 86-year-old Watson. The scientist previously stated that he would spend the funds received on charity.
05.12.2014
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Hello, Doctor!
Moscow doctors began to receive patients by phone. So far, the project has been launched in test mode in the North-Eastern district of the capital, but in the future it is promised to be distributed throughout the city.
28.08.2014
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President of the Russian Academy of Sciences: the priority direction is medicine and especially oncology
"We consider the most important area of activity to be those studies that are directly aimed at humans. I mean fundamental medicine, the design of new drugs, the study of biology issues that are directly related to human health." In particular, according to Osipov, the search for an effective drug against cancer requires close attention of scientists.
04.06.2008