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An early sign of dementia has been uncovered
Researchers at the University of Texas Health Science Center have revealed that thinning cortical gray matter may be an early sign of dementia
24.01.2024- English version
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Neuroscientists have figured out how the brain reacts to meeting and breaking up with a partner
Neurobiologists from the University of Colorado at Boulder studied prairie voles and analyzed what happens in the animals' brains that makes them bond together for years and "grieve" when they lose a mate
17.01.2024
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Watching television in early childhood has been linked to atypical sensory perception
A new study has found that young children who are given television or video from other media from infancy may later be more likely to have atypical sensory perception, that is, unusual reactions to sensory stimuli
11.01.2024
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Llama antibodies have neutralized an intestinal infection virus
The study authors proposed a new way to treat norovirus infections - by using special, very small antibodies in the bulbs
13.12.2023
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Intermittent fasting altered the microbiome and brain activity
Interval (or periodic) fasting helps not only to lose extra pounds, but also to change the "human brain - gut - microbiome" axis
06.12.2023
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Prolonged pharmacotherapy for ADHD increased cardiovascular risk
Prolonged cumulative pharmacotherapy for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) was associated with a small but statistically significant increase in the risk of arterial hypertension and arterial disease
30.11.2023
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Three simple breakfast foods can help cleanse the blood
It is the first meal that triggers important processes in the body that provide a person with energy for the whole day
09.11.2023
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Consumption of hazelnuts reduced the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes
People who eat about 42 g of hazelnuts a day have a reduced chance of diabetes and hypertension
03.10.2023
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The patient with the deadly bacteria is the first to survive.
The woman survived the rare infection, previously only found in two other people, both of whom died from the disease
02.10.2023
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Корректировка образа жизни при беременности улучшала развитие нервной системы детей
Соблюдение средиземноморской диеты во время беременности улучшает когнитивные способности и социально-эмоциональное развитие детей в возрасте двух лет
06.09.2023
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An unusual way to prevent diabetes has emerged
James Cook University researchers have completed a two-year trial of nematode worms for the treatment of type 2 diabetes
22.08.2023
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Tiny surgical robots have been developed to find and treat cancer
Researchers have developed a tiny robot that can travel deep into the lungs to detect early signs of cancer and provide early treatment
28.07.2023
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Gene therapy helped refractory angina in phase 2 trial
U.S. researchers reported success in a phase II multicenter, open-label, multicenter clinical trial of gene therapy for refractory (non-drug-resistant) angina pectoris
03.05.2024
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Bacteria have been found to have the ability to store "memories" and pass them down through inheritance
American scientists have found that the similarity of memories is inherent even in the simplest microorganisms, such as bacteria
27.04.2024
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An American woman received a heart pump and a genetically modified pig kidney with thymus
She became the second living patient with such an organ, and the first to receive it in severe heart failure
26.04.2024
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CAR-T lymphocytes helped a fraction of sarcoma patients in a phase 2 trial
The drug showed an acceptable level of safety and was effective in a proportion of patients, as reported in an article from The Lancet
01.04.2024
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In 2022, 43 percent of U.S. adults will use telemedicine
It turned out that 43 percent of the participants preferred telemedicine consultation, even in cases where face-to-face interaction with a physician was an option
29.03.2024
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Medics have found a new way to deliver insulin without a needle
Innovative capsules will produce insulin just like the pancreas of healthy people
22.01.2024
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A single dose of azithromycin did not reduce the risk of death in healthy infants
A randomized clinical trial showed that a single dose of the antibiotic azithromycin in healthy children in the first six months of life did not reduce the risk of death
18.01.2024
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Biochemists have created radioactive nanorobots that can destroy bladder tumors
Spanish scientists have created nanorobots "powered" by urea that penetrate cancer cells and destroy them with radioactive atoms
17.01.2024