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Women with low heart rates have shown a propensity for crime
Lower heart rates in women are associated with higher rates of crime and unintentional injuries
28.03.2024- English version
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Scientists have studied the risk of depression after a stroke
Researchers in the UK have found that six out of 10 people will struggle with depression for the next 18 years after suffering a stroke
27.03.2024
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Strict breastfeeding has been linked to reduced risk of blood cancer in children
New research suggests possible cancer-protective effects of mother's milk on children
27.03.2024
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Hair straightening had a strong effect on kidney health
As reported in The New England Journal of Medicine, glyoxylic acid from a hair straightening product played a major role in this pathology
27.03.2024
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Childbirth reversed women's biological aging
Pregnancy causes significant physiologic stress to the body of the expectant mother, so it has been repeatedly linked to biological aging
26.03.2024
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Half of the chicken pox cases turned out not to be chicken pox
The outward manifestations of chickenpox can easily be confused with symptoms of other diseases such as measles, enteroviruses, and skin infections
26.03.2024
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The new most expensive drug in the world is a drug for the therapy of metachromatic leukodystrophy
MIT Technology Review reports that Lenmeldy has become the world's most expensive drug, with its maker saying the drug will cost $4.25 million wholesale
25.03.2024
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Drug overdose deaths in the U.S. have reached World War II casualty rates
According to the report, there are now 32.6 overdose deaths per 100,000 people in the States each year
25.03.2024
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A component of coffee affected muscle aging
The organic compound trigonelline, which is found in coffee, can improve muscle health and function
25.03.2024
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U.S. government employees with mysterious 'Havana syndrome' show no brain damage
The causes of the "abnormal health incidents" remain unclear
22.03.2024
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A pig kidney has been successfully transplanted into a living person for the first time
Surgeons in the US have successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig kidney into a living man for the first time ever
22.03.2024
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Streptococcal infection led to gastritis and stomach cancer in mice
Experiments on mice have shown that Streptococcus anginosus causes acute gastritis, which rapidly progresses to a chronic form and causes atrophy metaplasia and dysplasia of the gastric mucosa
21.03.2024
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A patient with a Neuralink chip played chess.
Neuralink hosted a live broadcast on social network X (formerly Twitter) where 29-year-old Nolan Arbaugh, who was paralyzed below the shoulders about eight years ago, played chess thanks to a neurocomputer interface chip installed in his brain
21.03.2024
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Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV during pregnancy did not harm the fetus
A systematic review and meta-analysis showed that pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV infection during pregnancy does not increase the risk of perinatal adverse outcomes
20.03.2024
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Loneliness affected the risk of death more than alcoholism and obesity
More than half of seniors who go to the hospital for primary care are single
20.03.2024
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Popular antibiotics regenerated heart cells
US scientists have found that a combination of commonly used antibiotics can treat heart failure in mammals
20.03.2024
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Scientists have explained weight loss in cancer
The authors of a new study have found a key link between tumor and metabolic reprogramming in cancer cachexia, the extreme debilitation of the body due to cancer disease
19.03.2024
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A nasal spray with a potassium channel blocker relieved nocturnal apnea
A clinical trial by Australian scientists found that the selective potassium channel blocker TASK 1/3, which increases upper airway dilator muscle activity and reduces pharyngeal spasm, reduced the severity of obstructive sleep apnea
19.03.2024
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Next-generation CAR-T lymphocytes helped glioblastoma in pilot trial
U.S. researchers have presented preliminary results from the first phase I clinical trial of CARv3-T lymphocytes injected into the ventricles of the brain to treat recurrent glioblastoma
19.03.2024
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Treatment of obesity and overweight with capsules that increase their volume in the stomach
The use of substances that form a large volume hydrogel on contact with water and partially fill the stomach and small intestine is being considered
19.03.2024