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Music has made it easier for patients to recover from surgery
Listening to music after surgery has a calming effect on recovering patients, helping to reduce their anxiety, pain and need for opioid analgesics
22.10.2024- English version
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease allowed to be treated with monoclonal antibodies
Shortly before that, a similar decision was taken by the relevant bodies of the European Union and China
03.10.2024
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Danish man with cardiomyopathy returned to professional soccer after having a pacemaker fitted
Swedish scientists have described a case of a patient with cardiomyopathy and an installed cardioverter-defibrillator returning to professional soccer
01.10.2024
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Dopamine did not directly contribute to the placebo effect
German and British researchers conducted an experiment involving healthy volunteers and concluded that, contrary to the current view, dopaminergic processes of reward and reinforcement learning do not have a direct influence on the development of the placebo effect
30.09.2024
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Sleep disorders at age 10 have been linked to suicide risks at age 12
Sleep disturbances in prepubertal children are associated with increased risk of suicidal tendencies and attempts two years later
18.09.2024
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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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Catheter proved better than surgery for aortic valve replacement in women
The main benefit was a reduction in the duration and frequency of hospitalizations
04.09.2024
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Multiple sclerosis drug restored mouse heart after heart attack
As reported in Nature Cardiovascular Research, the drug has multiple effects on cardiac cells, including protecting cardiomyocytes and enhancing angiogenesis
02.09.2024
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One in three men worldwide is infected with genital human papillomavirus
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted viral infection in the world
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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More than 25% of people in coma have been found to show signs of consciousness
An international team of researchers conducted the first large-scale study to examine brain activity in 353 people in coma using two methods
20.08.2024
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Surgical gastric reduction reduced the risk of heart failure
American, British and French researchers conducted clinical trials and found that gastric reduction surgery in obese patients improves metabolic parameters and myocardial microvascular channel function associated with the risk of heart failure development
16.08.2024
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Scientists have found a link between brain imbalances and chronic fatigue syndrome
Scientists have found strong evidence of abnormalities in the brain and immune system of patients with chronic fatigue syndrome
07.08.2024
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Temporary vegetarianism slowed aging
Scientists are trying to understand how the foods we consume, and more broadly, our dietary habits, affect longevity
29.07.2024
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Medics have compared the effectiveness of antidepressants and psychotherapy for depression
Researchers from the US conducted a meta-analysis of existing scientific publications on the topic and identified the most effective tactics to alleviate symptoms of depression
22.07.2024
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Altered microbiota in children with RAS resulted in decreased synthesis of ubiquinol and thiaminpyrophosphate
Chinese scientists compared samples of the gut microbiota of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and healthy children and found that there were significant differences in microbiota composition between the groups
17.07.2024
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GTP-1 receptor agonists reduced the risk of obesity-associated tumours
As reported in JAMA Network Open, the analysis included data from more than 1.6 million people
16.07.2024
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Doctors have found a link between the active ingredient in Ozempik and incurable vision loss
Researchers in the US have identified a risk of rare vision loss in those taking semaglutide-based diabetes and overweight drugs
04.07.2024
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Semaglutide administration improved taste perception in obese women
Slovenian scientists conducted a small, single-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled trial and found that taking semaglutide leads to improved taste perception in obese women
25.06.2024
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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