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Magnetic beads were used to quickly find bacteria in food and water

Researchers have developed a technology to analyze products and biological samples for pathogens using microscopic beads coated with antibodies

A switch has been found in the brain that is responsible for sexual arousal

Scientists have identified a set of neurons in mice that regulate male sexual behavior

To avoid heart rejection, surgeons "replaced" a woman's healthy liver

Surgeons performed a simultaneous heart and liver transplant on a woman with coronary artery dissection

It's more important than diet, cholesterol and smoking: a dangerous health factor for diabetics has been named

Experts studied the records of more than 18,500 diabetics between the ages of 37 and 73

The government required a DNA test for all children born to a surrogate mother

Without a special medical report, such a child will not be given to potential parents

Scientists tell us why fruit juices, honey, and smoothies are dangerous

Scientists have found a new cause of heart disease and recommend changing global dietary recommendations as soon as possible

Oxygen-consuming implant killed 90% of cancer cells in mice

The device regulates the tumor microenvironment by means of an electrode redox reaction, increasing the effectiveness of drugs targeting cancer cells

A big belly is the way to dementia

Cell therapy for the Deputy Prime Minister

During his visit to the Russian Scientific Center of Surgery of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Sergey Ivanov got acquainted with the results of the work of Russian scientists in the field of myocardial cell therapy and treatment with the help of genetically engineered structures of chronic lower limb ischemia.

Narrowing of the pupils indicated brain fatigue

Japanese researchers have shown on the example of cyber athletes that a decrease in pupil size can be considered a marker of brain fatigue - a decrease in cognitive functions on the background of prolonged mental activity

Fish oil supplements increased the risk of atrial fibrillation and stroke in healthy subjects

An analysis of data from the UK Biobank found that regular consumption of fish oil supplements could be considered a risk factor for atrial fibrillation and stroke

Medics dispel the main myth about tuberculosis

Coughing has long been considered the primary mode of transmission of tuberculosis and its main symptom indicating the need for treatment

ADHD has benefited human ancestors

The authors of the new study found that for our distant ancestors, who were gatherers for most of their history, ADHD, on the contrary, provided an advantage

An oral interleukin-23 receptor antagonist alleviated the course of psoriasis

A phase II clinical trial of JNJ-77242113, an interleukin-23 receptor antagonist, showed that taking this drug reduced the area of psoriasis lesions and the extent of its symptoms

Depression has been proposed to be treated by changing body temperature

Researchers at UCLA have found a link between symptoms of depressive disorder and elevated body temperature

A girl with a tapeworm in her brain was rescued in Novosibirsk

Neurosurgeons, pediatric surgeons, anesthesiologists and doctors of other specialties gathered in the operating room: all of them were ready to help their colleagues at any moment

Doctors explained, refusal of what in the diet makes the blood thicker

Forgoing plain clean water (in favor of tea, coffee, sodas and other drinks) or not drinking enough fluids is a mistake many people make

Experiment with newborn mice indicated a new way to fight flu

Researchers at New York University's Grossman School of Medicine have discovered a new potential method of preventing the spread of influenza in humans, based on the results of experiments conducted on newborn mice

Anorexia nervosa has been linked to waking up early

An international team of scientists has found a link between one of the eating disorders, anorexia nervosa, and the tendency to get up early in the morning

Early onset of menstruation increased the risk of developing diabetes

Scientists have found a link between early onset of menstruation and an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes mellitus