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Diabetes Cell therapy: another breakthrough

Tiny sensors are embedded in the fabric of such clothes, registering information about movements and indicators of vital functions of the body – breathing, heart rate, temperature of various parts of the body. The data can be analyzed remotely using the built-in GPRS transmitters.

Why women are more prone to depression than men

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The secret of Don Juan: females like the smell of success in love

Embryonic stem cells help reduce the effects of stroke

Modified herpes virus against neuroblastoma

Blow into the tube... get a diagnosis!

An imperceptible, but increased content of methylamine in the exhaled air compared to the norm indicates kidney and liver diseases, ammonia can be a sign of kidney failure, a high level of acetone indicates diabetes, and the concentration of nitric oxide can be used to diagnose asthma.

Diagnosis of paternity by DNA confirmed: the heart of a beauty is prone to treason

The daily use of caffeine in coffee, tea and soft drinks increases the blood glucose level of people with type 2 diabetes and can negate the effects of the treatment of the disease.

A magic net for weak hearts

Global pharmaceutical market: we are waiting for changes!

Unfortunately, the advice "Rest, rest is the best medicine" is not suitable for the heart. And if you wrap a sick or tired heart with an elastic exoskeleton?

Pharmacy-on-a-chip: the prototype is ready

About the prospects of the development of the venture financing system to the OPEC Expert Channel.Ru was told by Alexander Galitsky, a well-known Russian technology entrepreneur and venture investor in the West.

Atherosclerosis and diabetes – payment for resistance to cold?

The fight against aging is a large—scale task and is beyond the power of any one scientific group. In terms of complexity, it is comparable to S.P. Korolev's project to launch the first satellite or the "world project" to decode the human genome. Hundreds of laboratories, including the US National Institute of Aging, are struggling to solve this problem in the world. To date, there are more than 300 scientific theories of aging.

Hemophilia can be cured by endothelial cell transplantation

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Robots will replace laboratory animals

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A register of bone marrow donors is being created in St. Petersburg

CDH13 is a marker of recurrent prostate cancer

the largest distributed computing programs – for example, in the BOINC network with a convenient, including Russian, interface.

Rituximab slows down the development of multiple sclerosis

"Interferon" mice are not afraid of viruses

How to make the body transparent

Gene therapy against HIV/AIDS success inspires

The technique developed by scientists at the California Institute of Technology was called "opacity suppression by optical reversal of the wavefront" (turbidity suppression by optical phase conjugation, TSOPC).