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Researchers have claimed a 20-25 year shorter life span for smokers with a history of smoking compared to non-smokers

Physicians and scientists point to the need to strengthen tobacco control interventions to prevent a wide range of chronic non-communicable diseases (CNCDs)

An artificial intelligence that "reads minds" has been developed

Engineers presented a non-invasive brain-based language decoding system

Researchers link speed of aging and hunger

Experiments on drosophila flies have shown that life expectancy is influenced not by food composition but by the feeling of hunger itself

Russia has developed an IT solution to identify people at high risk of cancer

IT-product of domestic developers Onqueta has been successfully tested at the Laboratory of Molecular Genetic Research Medical Institute Berezin Sergei

Big Brother is watching you!

Saratov scientists have invented and patented a contactless remote polygraph that evaluates the reliability of information without human contact.

"Slyunomika": new diagnostic possibilities for the composition of saliva

Do you want to lose weight? It's better not to ask how!

The new concept presented at the 37th Annual Congress of the American Dental Research Association - Salivaomics Knowledge Base (SKB) – fully meets these three conditions and is a virtual diagnostic atlas of saliva.

The most expensive American diseases

Telomerase begins to reveal its secrets

American scientists have compiled a protein map (proteome) of human saliva, identifying more than a thousand proteins contained in the secret of the salivary glands. The results of the study can be used in the development of new, rapid and non-invasive tests for many dangerous diseases.

How to increase the effectiveness of DNA vaccines

Moisturizers can turn even normal skin into dry

Long-term use of moisturizing ingredients does not help the skin, but only harms its tissues to produce the necessary fats independently and can change the natural structure of the skin.

Scientists have removed a tumor using electromagnetic radiation

There is a high speed of achieving the desired result with almost minimal impact on the surrounding tissues

Russia has learned to use bifidobacteria for wound healing

Scientists of Tyumen Medical University have studied the effect of products of secondary metabolism of bifidobacteria (Bifidobacterium bifidum) on the properties of human skin cells and found that these products enhance the healing of cuts and burns

Developed a neural network to estimate the effects of COVID-19

Scientists have created a neural network that can assess the impact of the coronavirus on people of different ages, racial groups and gender traits

Early puberty linked to smartphones, say Turkish endocrinologists

Study shows that blue light from diodes accelerates puberty in male rats

WHO reported serious adverse drug reactions from COVID-19

WHO reported the risk of serious adverse events of the antiviral drug nirmatrelvir and ritonavir when taken with immunosuppressants

"Black transplantologist" got a term

In three years, the proceeds of a thriving funeral home from the evisceration of corpses amounted to almost five million dollars. Donor organs with fictitious permits of relatives of the deceased were sent to various medical centers in the USA and Canada.

RosBioTech-2014

Scientific and practical achievements in the field of biotechnology are presented by the 8th International Biotechnology Forum-exhibition "RosBioTech-2014", which started on October 27 at the Expocenter.

Between Belarus and Paraguay

According to the Global AgeWatch Index 2014 rating, Russia has moved from 78th to 65th place in the list of 96 countries in terms of the quality of life of elderly people.

Carbon-coated Nanomagnets for Cancer Treatment

The use of iron for the manufacture of nanoparticles allows them to be heated to higher temperatures than traditional iron oxide nanoparticles. This development is a promising approach to the treatment of many types of cancer without damaging healthy body tissues.