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Experimental breast cancer vaccine: encouraging results

Nylon suture material coated with bacteriophages – viruses harmless to humans, "feeding" on bacteria – is a promising alternative to antibiotics.

Electronic health card

It is unconstructive and insufficient to consider the size of the product as a criterion of belonging (or not belonging) to the scientific and technological discipline, as well as the method of assembling its constituent blocks. And speaking of nanotechnology, it is necessary to clarify every time what exactly they mean. At the same time, there cannot be one answer for all technological applications.

The world's oldest man has died at the age of 113

The oldest inhabitant of the planet, one of the three surviving British veterans of the First World War, Briton Henry Allingham (Henry Allingham) died on Saturday at the 114th year of life.

Lymphocytes meet the enemy on the threshold

"Krasfarma" funeral service

The largest medicinal plant beyond the Urals, Kraspharma, one of the largest producers of domestic antibiotics, the only producer of gramicidin C and polyamine, will completely stop on March 31. 1070 employees have already received notification of the reduction.

Sonodrugs: targeted drug delivery using microbubbles and ultrasound

The Sonodrugs project, designed for 4 years, combines several complex projects. This includes the main scientific developments concerning the development of a new type of particles of the required size, the required structure, the required physical behavior and biocompatibility, a set of works on laboratory tests of derived particles and a set of works on the evaluation of biological distribution in vivo and the effectiveness of drug delivery technology.

Cystic fibrosis: preparation for the onset

Russian scientists have begun work on correcting mutations in the genes of patients with cystic fibrosis.

Butterfly vision helped "see" cancer cells

Bioengineers have invented a new image sensor that allows you to "see" in the ultraviolet range, inaccessible to the human eye

Protein found to be essential for the spread of breast cancer

The protein can be used as a therapeutic target to prevent the development of metastases

Glowing cells and a camera will help surgeons remove a cancerous tumor before it is finished

Researchers have developed a method to separate cancer cells from healthy cells during surgery

Researchers have compiled an atlas of cell types in the human brain

Neuroscientists have classified nerve cells in the human brain that differ in gene activity and function

The "reverse vaccine" has appeared: scientists told who it will help

"Reverse vaccine" that selectively suppresses immune system treats multiple sclerosis in mice

The benefits of breastfeeding for mothers have been named

A study found that women who breastfeed for at least six months have a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease

Exercising for just three seconds three times a week improves muscle strength

The authors of a new study have revealed how much you should workout per week to see real results

Russia is preparing to produce its own ECMO devices

Novosibirsk company localizes production of artificial blood oxygenation devices at a site in Moscow

Popular E-supplement causes intestinal inflammation

Allura Red AC (also known as FD&C Red 40 or E129) was found to cause colitis in mice

A neural network only needs one lung scan to predict heart problems

Researchers have developed a deep learning model that uses a single chest X-ray to predict risk of death from heart disease

Erythropoietin against infarction

A single intravenous injection of the hormone erythropoietin (EPO) immediately after inarct can minimize the process of apoptosis and thereby limit damage to cardiac tissues.

Male infertility can be transmitted through the maternal line

Transgenic mice, insensitive to cold, use the mechanism of heat production in muscles typical of birds, not mammals.

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