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Muhammad Ali will try to cure Parkinson's disease with stem cells
The boxer's daughter, who is a member of the consulting board of the company, has achieved the inclusion of her father in a group of patients who will be tested for the treatment of Parkinson's disease with stem cells.
24.02.2010Innovative biotechnologies of Asiopa
Scientists from Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan will take part in the implementation of the interstate target program of the Eurasian Economic Community "Innovative Biotechnologies".
03.06.2009Contact lenses with stem cells restore the cornea
Researchers from the University of New South Wales (Australia) have learned how to grow stem cells on contact lenses. This method of therapy will improve the vision of people suffering from corneal damage.
01.06.2009Scientists find out why singing helps to restore speech after a stroke
In a new paper on the topic, researchers have uncovered the reasons for the therapeutic effects of singing on people with post-stroke aphasia, which is the complete or partial loss of the ability to speak and/or perceive the speech of others
17.05.2024Sodium channel inhibitor helped with postoperative pain in phase III trial
US researchers reported positive results from a phase 3 clinical trial of the non-opioid analgesic VX-548 for postoperative pain
02.02.2024Cannabis did not improve aerobic exercise performance
US researchers conducted a cross-sectional laboratory study and concluded that cannabis use before aerobic exercise increases motivation and enjoyment, but does not affect performance
09.01.2024A sedentary lifestyle has been linked to a doubled risk of uterine myoma
The habit of spending time sitting - both at work and at leisure - is fraught with a host of adverse health consequences, including obesity, impaired estrogen metabolism, and chronic inflammation
01.12.2023Tobacco smoke led to accumulation of heavy metals in breast milk
Maternal smoking during pregnancy or lactation, both active and passive, increased toxic substances in breast milk
01.12.2023Brain cells 'forced' to eat even after a recent heavy lunch
An international team of scientists has concluded that brain cells can regulate the timing of meals
23.11.2023Air pollution contributes to the development of Parkinson's disease
People living in areas with average levels of air pollution have a 56% increased risk of facing Parkinson's disease
03.11.2023Breastfeeding enhanced maternal vaccination-induced protection of children against influenza
Vaccination should be given in the first or second trimester of pregnancy
31.10.2023Found 34 genes that increase the propensity for vegetarianism
Variations in genes affecting lipid metabolism and certain brain functions increase the likelihood of a person switching to a vegetarian diet
06.10.2023Smoking during adolescence can harm future children
Boys who smoke as teenagers risk damaging their future children's genes
04.10.2023It has been revealed at what age a person is happiest
German scientists used a comprehensive meta-analytic survey to find out when people are happiest
03.10.2023A folk remedy for heartburn and reflux that can replace omeprazole has been named
Studies have shown that turmeric is just as effective for acid reflux as pharmacy drugs
18.09.2023The LEGO constructor was used to build a device to work with DNA
Engineers have come up with a cheap alternative to expensive research instruments
24.08.2023There is a safe vaccine for pregnant women. It protects babies
The FDA has just approved a vaccine that can be administered to women in their third trimester of pregnancy
23.08.2023Surgeons performed remote eye surgery using a robot
The Zhongshan Ophthalmology Center at Sun Yat-sen University in China has completed the world's first remote surgery on rabbits using a 5G robot
03.08.2023The Ministry of Health has registered a new drug for HIV treatment
In the U.S., the drug from ViiV Healthcare was approved in 2020
25.07.2023