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Activation of stem cells is the first step towards lung cancer

Lung stem cells that activate when damaged may be the cause of cancer.

New methods of early diagnosis of oncological diseases

The institute has developed early detection methods that can detect changes in cells years before they turn cancerous

Russia has synthesized oligonucleotides for the treatment of SMA

SMA is a rare genetic disorder characterized by the development of progressive muscle weakness that eventually leads to skeletal deterioration and respiratory failure

Medics have found markers for the speed of aging in human blood

Researchers from the US have identified markers in the blood that can determine a person's biological age, that is, how quickly their cells and organs age without regard to their date of birth

Doctors have learned how to treat knees using a patient's own cells

A unique technology for restoring knee joints affected by osteoarthritis has been launched at Sechenov University

CAR-T lymphocytes helped in three autoimmune diseases

German, Italian and French scientists have reported success in small pilot trials of CAR-T lymphocytes in three different severe autoimmune diseases

CRISPR therapy helped hereditary angioedema in phase I trial

American, British, Dutch and New Zealand researchers have reported success in a phase I in vivo clinical trial of CRISPR-based therapies for hereditary angioedema

Early conversion to oral antibiotic therapy has been shown to be effective

Early conversion of patients with low-risk bacteremia caused by Staphylococcus aureus from intravenous to oral antibiotic therapy is as effective as standard intravenous therapy for 14 days

3D printing technology has helped to reconstruct a patient's skull

The use of 3D printing has greatly accelerated and facilitated the process of creating implants and allowed for good cosmetic results

Reagents have been developed in Russia to quickly detect antibiotic resistance in critically ill patients

In Russia, reagent kits have been developed that allow the detection of antibiotic resistance directly in the biological material of patients, which significantly reduces the time of the study

WHO no longer includes people over 65 in the high-risk group for covitis

The World Health Organization (WHO) has updated the COVID-19 guidelines - refusing to enroll people over the age of 65 in the high-risk group

How one nostril differs from the other

An intracranial electroencephalogram study showed that each nostril has its own unique sense of smell

Insomnia at a young age increased the risk of early development of atrial fibrillation

You need to maintain a healthy sleep pattern by eliminating anxiety and stress and maintaining a healthy lifestyle

Stem cell transplant restored brain in mice with Alzheimer's

First experiments on mice confirm the effectiveness of the treatment

Scientists have linked vape smoking to vision impairment

In a new study, scientists have found a link between smoking, including e-cigarettes, and visual impairment

AI has been taught to assess suicide and self-harm risk in adolescents

Researchers used machine learning to identify factors that influence the risk of suicide and intentional body harm in adolescents

Australia has developed "smart" glasses to diagnose diabetic foot

They are expected to revolutionize the treatment of foot wounds in people with diabetes and vascular disease in hard-to-reach and remote areas and reduce the number of lower limb amputations

Avoiding margarine will reduce the risk of breast cancer

its use in Parkinsonism.

Gel to repair spinal cord injuries

A new way of squeezing apple juice has quadrupled its benefits

Researchers have found that it can quadruple the health benefits of juice compared to the more traditional method of juicing