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Second 'Berlin patient' cured of HIV infection
Doctors at Germany's Charité clinic have reported another case of HIV cure
22.07.2024- English version
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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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Appendicitis deaths have decreased by nearly 60 percent over the past 30 years
The Global Burden of Disease Collaboration investigated the global prevalence and mortality of appendicitis
19.07.2024
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Endometriosis has been linked to a multiple increase in ovarian cancer risk
American scientists conducted a population-based cohort study and concluded that endometriosis is associated with a more than four-fold increased risk of ovarian cancer
19.07.2024
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Navy SEAL attacks on humans in South Africa attributed to first major rabies outbreak among pinnipeds
As The Guardian notes, none of the victims of the attacks have yet contracted rabies
19.07.2024
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The brain reacted more quickly to images of familiar chocolate
The results of this study may be useful in developing treatments for addictions and motivation and reward disorders
19.07.2024
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Experimental drug helped stress urinary incontinence in phase II trial
Japanese researchers have reported the results of a phase II clinical trial of an experimental drug, TAS-303, which they plan to use for stress urinary incontinence in women
18.07.2024
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The effectiveness of births from frozen eggs in the UK has been compared with conventional IVF
Scientists have traced the fate of nearly 30,000 frozen eggs from London Women's Hospital: the largest study for the UK
18.07.2024
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Using CT scans, scientists have seen for the first time how psilocybin reshapes a person's personality
It turns out that psilocybin is considered a "spiritually reborn" drug for a reason: it causes a radical reorganisation of the large-scale brain network responsible for introspection and remembering
18.07.2024
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WHO has declared the sweetener aspartame a potential carcinogen
The announcement of aspartame's inclusion in the list of potential carcinogens is posted on the IARC website
17.07.2024
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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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Food restrictions hit female athletes' immunity and performance
People who practice running, cycling, swimming and other endurance sports usually keep a close eye on their weight
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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Neuroscientists have discovered how anaesthesia 'turns off' consciousness
The drugs used for anaesthesia cause a person to lose consciousness for a while
16.07.2024
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Psychiatrists have identified in which part of the brain paranoia occurs
In the emergence of paranoia, that is, a disorder in which a person becomes overly mistrustful and constantly suspects that he wants to do harm, "to blame" a particular part of the brain
16.07.2024
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Taking semaglutide for type 2 diabetes was associated with a reduced risk of dementia
Riccardo De Giorgi and colleagues at the University of Oxford analysed electronic medical records data from the US-based TriNetX collaboration covering more than 100 million people
15.07.2024
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Parental smoking increased the risk of multiple sclerosis in offspring
A study by Italian scientists has found that maternal smoking during pregnancy and parental smoking in the early years of children increases the risk of developing multiple sclerosis in later life
15.07.2024
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A neurosurgeon mapped the areas of the cerebral cortex needed to play chess and preserved them during surgery
A neurosurgeon from Spain identified the lobes of the cerebral cortex needed to play chess at the request of a patient and was able to preserve them during surgery
15.07.2024
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Polymer antibodies will enable efficient tagging and destruction of cancer cells
Scientists have shown the fundamental possibility of creating a new class of antitumour drugs based on "plastic antibodies"
12.07.2024
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Acupuncture reduced methadone dose in opioid users
A clinical study by Chinese scientists has found that acupuncture reduces the dose of methadone used in opioid substitution therapy for opioid addiction
12.07.2024