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Semaglutide administration has been linked to an increased incidence of suicidal tendencies

American, Italian, and Swiss researchers conducted a case-control study and found that taking the glucagon-like peptide-1 (GTP-1) receptor agonist semaglutide was associated with a disproportionately increased incidence of suicidal tendencies

14.11.2024

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Endometriosis has been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease

Acute ischemia, arrhythmias and heart failure

13.11.2024

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Berry-flavored vapes paralyzed lung immunity

A new study finds that vapes with additives that mimic berry flavors may weaken natural respiratory defenses and be even more dangerous than unflavored versions

05.11.2024

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New targets have been found for leptin in the arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus

Through them, leptin suppresses appetite

31.10.2024

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The starting characteristics of T lymphocytes influenced the success of CAR-T therapy

This can help to improve the effectiveness of treatment

31.10.2024

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A new method of head and neck cancer research has predicted the survival rate of those who get the disease

Squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck is among the top ten most common and aggressive cancers, with five-year patient survival rates of 50-67 percent

31.10.2024

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Engineered viruses act like an antibiotic, but without the side effects

Scientists at Northwestern University have managed to modify the genome of bacteriophages in such a way that they penetrate the antibiotic-resistant Synegma bacillus and destroy it from within

30.10.2024

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Korean exoskeleton puts itself on a person in a wheelchair

This does not require outside assistance

29.10.2024

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Deaths from heart failure have fallen in Sweden

Mainly among patients with reduced withdrawal fraction

29.10.2024

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WHO approves global plan to combat smallpox in monkeys

It covers a six-month period from September 2024 through February 2025

14.11.2024

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Blood type mismatch with the mother did not affect the risk of infections in newborns

It is hypothesized that maternal and infant blood groups may influence the susceptibility of the newborn to infections by modulating the transmission of maternal antibodies that provide passive immunity

31.10.2024

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Marijuana use among teens has declined in the U.S.

Girls were more likely than boys to use marijuana in 2021

30.10.2024

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Cannabis use during pregnancy has been linked to reduced inhibitory control in children

This can lead to aggressive behavior

29.10.2024

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Scientists have figured out how immune cells “sniff out” pathogens

A research team from the University of Bonn (Germany) found that immune cells “sniff out” pathogens with the help of special components of innate immunity - so-called Toll-like receptors, which allow the body to recognize infections and trigger an immune response

18.11.2024

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Type 2 diabetes and amyloid proteins accelerated brain atrophy

An international team of scientists from Johns Hopkins University (USA) conducted a unique study, observing 185 people over a period of 20 years

18.11.2024

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Cardiovascular disease risk linked to heart shape

Cardiovascular disease risk linked to heart shape

18.11.2024

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Women's blood vessels outpace men's in aging rate

According to scientists, doctors have an obligation to consider gender differences when prescribing treatment for a patient with cardiovascular disease

15.11.2024

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Meta-analysis reveals benefits of the internet for mental health in the elderly

In studies on the impact of the Internet on human beings, it is not uncommon to see conclusions about its negative impact on the psyche, especially when it comes to children and young people

19.11.2024

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Nutritional supplements significantly reduce infant mortality rates

Feeding food with nutrients in the form of supplements reduces child mortality in poor countries by 27%

15.11.2024

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Blood pressure variability has been associated with accelerated glaucoma progression

Follow-up continued for an average of eight years

19.11.2024