New blood test predicts dangerous condition in pregnant women
In a new blood test, scientists examine "chemical tags" on top of DNA to predict the likelihood of developing pre-eclampsia
05.09.2023In a new blood test, scientists examine "chemical tags" on top of DNA to predict the likelihood of developing pre-eclampsia
05.09.2023Scientists of MISIS University have developed a digital syringe-automatic machine, thanks to which it is possible to give an injection to oneself or other people at home
24.07.2023A Chinese woman gave birth to a healthy boy from an embryo frozen 16 years ago. The child was born from the same group of embryos from which the embryo of her first son was taken in 2000.
07.02.2017A cross-sectional study by Egyptian scientists found that low levels of vitamins D and B12 are inversely correlated with the number of episodes of bedwetting per day
03.10.2024Researchers have found a powerful new argument in favour of choosing local anaesthesia for caesarean section: it can significantly reduce the risks of postpartum depression, self-harm and suicidal ideation in the young mother
31.07.2024Pesticides, poisonous substances that are heavily used in agriculture, have been shown to be as dangerous to the human body as smoking
29.07.2024Canadian doctors described a case of severe hyperammonemia - high levels of ammonia in the blood - in a teenage girl with severe aplastic anaemia
24.06.2024According to the paper, the covida pandemic interrupted the trend of gradual increase in global life expectancy at birth, bringing it back to 2012 values
21.06.2024A cross-sectional study of over 215,000 people from the UK Biobank found that higher daily urinary excretion of sodium, which reflects intake of dietary salt, sodium chloride, was associated with an increased likelihood of being diagnosed with atopic dermatitis
10.06.2024A major international study has identified the genetic basis of restless legs syndrome, a little-studied but common condition in the elderly
06.06.2024The meta-analysis included data on mothers and children up to 11 years of age
05.06.2024In this device, the man was able to walk a total of 145 metres over 39 research sessions, taking 480 steps
29.05.2024US, Canadian, Dutch and Swiss researchers presented the results of a clinical trial of non-invasive electrical stimulation of the spinal cord after cervical cord injury
24.05.2024110 countries are not reproducing their populations
20.05.2024British researchers worked with Chinese colleagues to assess the impact of a Chinese law regulating the timing of children's access to online games, the amount of homework in schools and the workload from tutors on their physical activity levels
14.05.2024According to a study by the "Cancer Registry Foundation" published by the Belgian newspaper De Standaard, the risk of developing skin or breast cancer is linked to education level
13.05.2024A special mechanism of brain activity helps people orient themselves in space, the exact localization of which was determined by experts from Germany and the UK
08.05.2024American scientists conducted a population-based study and found that central obesity is associated with an increased risk of incontinence and serves as a more reliable predictor of this condition than body mass index (BMI)
02.05.2024This is important because there is still no medication for cannabinoid addiction that is effective and approved by the authorities
01.05.2024Scottish scientists conducted a population-based study and concluded that electroconvulsive therapy is effective and reasonably safe for a variety of mental illnesses
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