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The long-term safety of insulin and metformin in pregnancy appeared to be similar
The meta-analysis included data on mothers and children up to 11 years of age
05.06.2024- English version
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Semi-finished foods increased the risk of insomnia
A large-scale epidemiological study by French scientists has found a statistically significant link between the consumption of highly processed foods and chronic insomnia
03.06.2024
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Mice got bird flu after drinking raw milk
Earlier it became known that the virus gets into the milk of dairy cows, and its genetic material is preserved even after pasteurisation
27.05.2024
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Microplastics have been found in the testicles of men and dogs
US medical researchers conducted a first-of-its-kind study in which they examined the prevalence of microplastics as well as their levels in the testes of men and dogs using advanced pyrolytic gas chromatography
23.05.2024
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Fluoride in the urine of pregnant American women has been linked to the risk of neuropsychiatric developmental disorders in children
A prospective cohort study by US scientists found an association between fluoride exposure during pregnancy and impaired neuropsychiatric development in children
21.05.2024
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Men were more severely affected by diabetes complications than women
A cohort study by Australian scientists has found that men with diabetes are at greater risk of complications regardless of the duration of diabetes
17.05.2024
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Scientists: skin and breast cancer risk is linked to education level
According 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
13.05.2024
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A population-based study confirmed the efficacy of electroconvulsive therapy
Scottish scientists conducted a population-based study and concluded that electroconvulsive therapy is effective and reasonably safe for a variety of mental illnesses
01.05.2024
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Roadside weed restored nerve cells
German scientists have concluded that wolfsbane is largely capable of repairing nerve cells in both animals and humans
25.04.2024
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WHO reported 3,500 deaths from viral hepatitis worldwide every day
Viral hepatitis is caused by five known unrelated viruses
11.04.2024
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Psychiatrists have cured a 70-year-old woman who was victimized by a con artist and fell into erotomanic delirium
Medics have described a case study: an elderly Hungarian resident fell in love with an online fraudster pretending to be a famous musician
01.04.2024
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Augmented reality has reduced donor anxiety when donating blood
American researchers suggested that donors use an augmented reality system during blood donation and found that it effectively reduced anxiety levels during the procedure
07.02.2024
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Vapes and nicotine patches called safe for pregnant women quitting smoking
British and Australian researchers analyzed randomized trials and concluded that the use of e-cigarettes and nicotine patches as tobacco cessation aids was not associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes
19.01.2024
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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
05.09.2023
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Only half of people with STDs felt it necessary to tell their sex partner about them
A fresh review of scientific papers on sexually transmitted infections has revealed that sufferers are very reluctant to disclose their diagnosis
07.06.2024
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Psychologists have proposed treating the fear of death with virtual reality
Researchers from the University of Barcelona have concluded that out-of-body experiences in virtual reality can help reduce the fear of death
05.06.2024
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Global fertility rates have halved in 60 years
110 countries are not reproducing their populations
20.05.2024
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China's sedentary lifestyle law has increased physical activity in children
British 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
14.05.2024
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Assisted reproductive technologies had no effect on pediatric cancer risk
French scientists conducted a population-based cohort study and concluded that the use of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) does not affect the risk of cancer in children born using them
07.05.2024
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Plant-based diet reduced the risk of prostate cancer progression
A longitudinal cohort study of US doctors found that people with a high intake of plant-based foods had a lower risk of prostate cancer progression compared to those who consumed very little plant-based foods
07.05.2024