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Stem cell implant didn't help diabetics go off insulin
Canadian scientists implanted pancreatic cells grown from stem cells into 26 patients with type 1 diabetes
07.11.2024- English version
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WHO recognizes Egypt as a malaria-free country
Transmission has not been observed in him for more than three years
22.10.2024
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Bowel cancer has been proposed to be treated with a mushroom
Scientists from China have discovered a new potential drug - it turned out to be the metabolic products of a fungus living on plants
18.10.2024
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Free urban camps lowered body mass index in poor children and adolescents
A randomized clinical trial by U.S. scientists found that children who attended a free summer day camp had a significant decrease in body mass index compared to children who did not attend camp - their BMI increased over the same follow-up period
17.10.2024
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Melatonin receptor mutations identified as a cause of idiopathic osteoporosis
They lead to aging osteoblasts and decreased bone mass
17.10.2024
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Pain in the bridge of the nose in a young American turned out to be a symptom of gout
In gout, uric acid and its salts accumulate in the body, either due to excessive formation or insufficient excretion of uric acid
14.10.2024
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China has created a “wire” for stitching wounds that accelerates healing
A team of material science, biotechnology and medical experts from Shanghai has tested a new suture material that resembles the structure of a multilayer cable
09.10.2024
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Pacemaker protected against cardiac death better than amiodarone
In patients with Chagas disease.
04.10.2024
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Medics have found a way to stop age-related vision deterioration
Scientists from the US and Australia have figured out exactly what causes vision to fade and what will preserve it
03.10.2024
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A type of cancer has been proposed not to be called cancer
Prostate cancer of low-grade malignancy has no specific symptoms and almost never metastasizes
02.10.2024
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Scientists have discovered how proteins stimulate the growth of several types of cancer
An international team of scientists has conducted an in-depth analysis of proteins that cause the development of malignant tumours
26.09.2024
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Myorelaxants did not help with low back pain and fibromyalgia
A systematic review of 44 studies showed that long-term administration of myorelaxants effectively reduces pain syndrome in trigeminal neuralgia, neck pain and painful cramps
25.09.2024
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Supportive electroconvulsive therapy reduced the incidence of hospitalisations
The analysis included all 19944 patients (median age 55 years, 61 per cent female) from Danish health registries who received ECT between 2003 and 2022
23.09.2024
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Meat and dairy proteins suppressed bowel cancer
As scientists from Japan, South Korea and the Netherlands have found out, meat and milk may not provoke, but, on the contrary, prevent cancer development
19.09.2024
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Pregnancy changed the structure of the brain
During pregnancy, not only the body changes, but also a woman's nervous system
17.09.2024
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Depressive symptoms linked to risk of vape use among Australian adolescents
A secondary analysis of a clinical trial found that Australian adolescents with more severe depressive symptoms had a several-fold increased risk of vape use
10.09.2024
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Thiamine altered the microbiome in patients with inflammatory bowel disease
A pilot study by Danish scientists found that thiamine intake by patients with inflammatory bowel disease was associated with the proliferation of Faecalibacterium prausnitzii and Roseburia hominis in the gut microbiome
04.09.2024
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Absence of risk factors paradoxically decreased survival after myocardial infarction
Japanese researchers conducted a retrospective study and concluded that the absence of cardiac standard modifiable risk factors (SMuRFs) - arterial hypertension, diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, and smoking - was paradoxically associated with higher mortality after acute myocardial infarction
30.08.2024
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Deadly sea snail venom seen as key to improving medicines
Researchers believe that the targeted and long-lasting effects of this toxin, which sea snails use to hunt, will prompt the development of more effective drugs for patients suffering from diabetes or hormonal disorders
21.08.2024
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Inflammation and loss of sense of smell have been linked to 139 diseases
A research team from the University of California (USA) and the University of Oxford (UK) has identified a link between olfactory loss, inflammation and 139 different diseases, including neurological, somatic, congenital or inherited pathologies
01.11.2024