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Vitamins are different

In every third package of multivitamins, the content of ingredients does not correspond to the information on the package. And part of it was also contaminated with lead.

14.04.2009
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Protein kinase will stop metastases

While the enzyme protein kinase D1 (PKD1) inside cancer cells is active, these cells are not able to move through the tissues of the body. For the first time, the described fundamentals of the mechanism of development of the metastatic form of cancer tumors open up the possibility for the creation of drugs that prevent the development of metastases.

31.03.2009
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To help the surgeon

Thanks to the domestic medical glue from the patient's blood plasma, even deep wounds and severe burns heal faster.

02.04.2019
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Induced pluripotent stem cells restored the spinal cord

For the first time in the world, the therapeutic effect of human iPSCs has been proven: a month after the operation, all 29 mice paralyzed as a result of spinal cord injury began to walk, and some even run.

04.02.2009
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And don't get your hopes up!

There can be no medicine that could stop the aging process, says Olga Tkacheva, chief freelance gerontologist of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.

02.10.2018
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$30M from Gates

Bill Gates will invest up to $30 million in the Alzheimer's Diagnostics Accelerator fund over three years.

18.07.2018
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Biological nanosatellite

Nanosatellites are usually used to study the Earth's surface and atmosphere. Samara University decided to adapt them for biological experiments.

27.04.2017
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Doctors from Rostec

Roselectronics will open a Center for the development of advanced electronic equipment for neurology, surgery, oncology and other areas of medicine in Krasnoyarsk.

20.04.2017
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Zika virus: another vaccine

After the development of vaccines in the USA and France, the seventh Chinese-French vaccine against Zika virus in the world and the first in Asia has entered the phase of preclinical research.

27.03.2017
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Another cure for old age?

Caenorhabditis elegans worms exposed to the anticonvulsant drug ethosuccimide lived on average 29 percent longer than the rest.

27.10.2008
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Awards for Women in Science

This year, the Grand Prix L'Oreal-UNESCO "For Women in Science" was awarded to Carol Robinson, a British chemist from Oxford for research in the field of membrane proteins.

25.03.2015