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The iron chelator deferiprone impaired cognitive function in patients with Alzheimer's disease
Although it did lower iron levels in the brain
08.11.2024- English version
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Dermatologists have clarified the cause of 'sari cancer' in those wearing the garment
It is known from scientific literature that in the Indian subcontinent, women who wear the traditional sari garment are found to have what is known as 'sari cancer', a rare type of malignant growth on the skin in the waist area of the body
08.11.2024
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Premature babies had worse earnings and education in adulthood
That's according to a fresh study in which researchers looked at six years of data on those born in Canada and then tracked the fate of people up to ages 18-28, focusing on information on labor income levels and college education
08.11.2024
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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
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In 30 years, the prevalence of stillbirth has fallen by nearly 40 percent worldwide
However, the burden remains high in Africa and Asia
07.11.2024
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The lowest risk of disability after stroke was found to be with excess body weight
But not with obesity
06.11.2024
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Myelin entered the genome along with the retrovirus
Myelin is an important component of the nervous system of vertebrate animals and humans, thanks to which their nerve impulse propagates quickly and efficiently
06.11.2024
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Researchers have calculated how marriage affects depression
Depression is one of the most common mental health disorders, affecting approximately 280 million people worldwide
06.11.2024
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Neuroprotectant reduced the risk of cerebral hyperperfusion during carotid artery stenting
In randomized controlled trials
05.11.2024
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Researchers have for the first time observed accelerated formation of amyloid proteins linked to Alzheimer's disease
Globally, Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia that leads to the death of brain cells, affects more than 55 million people
05.11.2024
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Childhood obesity has been attributed to poverty
In regions with more single-parent and poor families, childhood obesity rates are markedly higher
05.11.2024
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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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Alternative fission wall synthesis conferred methicillin resistance to Staphylococcus aureus
British researchers analyzed the cell wall structure of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and concluded that resistance genes allow it to divide in an alternative way with a different wall architecture in the presence of antibiotics
02.11.2024
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Tocolytics did not affect neuropsychiatric development of preterm infants
Regardless of drug class
02.11.2024
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Hip replacement has been shown to be more effective than physical rehabilitation
Patients stopped complaining of pain and decreased joint function
01.11.2024
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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
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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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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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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