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The method of delivery of active substances to the affected tissues developed at IBH RAS and passed preclinical tests is more than 10 times more effective than traditional methods.
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Cats and dogs have been found to have alarming levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria
Analysis of data from veterinary clinics in Germany revealed a significant proportion of antibiotic-resistant E. coli isolates in biological samples from domestic dogs and cats
29.08.2024
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Biologists have unveiled a detailed map of the brain's connections
The new method makes creating maps much cheaper and can show the furthest reaches of the brain
26.07.2024
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Colon inflammation led to elevated ammonia levels in a young Canadian woman
Canadian doctors described a case of severe hyperammonemia - high levels of ammonia in the blood - in a teenage girl with severe aplastic anaemia
24.06.2024
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Electronic cigarettes and varenicline showed equal effectiveness in tobacco cessation
Finnish researchers conducted randomised, double-blind, double-simulated placebo-controlled clinical trials and concluded that nicotine-containing e-cigarettes had similar efficacy to varenicline in tobacco smoking cessation, and it was significantly higher than placebo
19.06.2024
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The risk of cryptogenic stroke before the age of 50 was found to be several times higher in periodontitis
Finnish and British researchers conducted a multicentre case-control study and found that patients under 50 years of age with periodontitis had a multiplied risk of cryptogenic (developing without apparent cause) ischaemic stroke
18.06.2024
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Arterial hypertension in adolescents has been linked to heart attacks and strokes in adulthood
A population-based cohort study by Canadian scientists found that adolescents with arterial hypertension have a 2.1-fold increased risk of serious adverse cardiac events in adulthood over almost 14 years of follow-up
14.05.2024
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Humans have been using tobacco since the time of the mammoths
Archaeologists from the United States have concluded that Native Americans began smoking or chewing tobacco more than 12,000 years ago, that is, nine thousand years earlier than thought
03.05.2024
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Anger disrupted endothelium-dependent vascular dilation
An experiment by US scientists showed that provoked anger reduces the degree of vascular dilation - vasodilation - due to abnormalities in endothelial cells
02.05.2024
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Lactic acid bacteria mitigated the effects of heart attack
The effect is attributed to positive changes in blood composition and intestinal barrier function
26.04.2024
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Scientists have found out which terrain reduces the risk of dementia
In a new study, a team of scientists from Australia has revealed which factors in certain places where people live contribute to a reduced risk of dementia
16.04.2024
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Breast milk protected infants from hematologic neoplasms
A large cohort study of more than 300,000 children in Denmark found that exclusive breastfeeding for at least three months of a child's life was associated with a reduced risk of developing oncohematologic diseases
01.04.2024
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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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Drainage was found to be unnecessary after removal of part of the pancreas
A clinical study by Dutch scientists has shown that the absence of drainage after surgical removal of the left side of the pancreas improves patient recovery outcomes compared to the current routine practice of leaving a surgical drain in the wound
18.03.2024
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Socializing with a dog has affected brain activity in humans
Korean scientists have found that playing and walking with a dog, as well as caring for a four-legged pet, increases people's brainwave intensity associated with relaxation and calm focus, helping to relieve stress and improve mood
15.03.2024
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Mild, medium, severe: experts named the signs of different stages of dementia
Dementia (senile dementia), of which Alzheimer's disease is the most common variant, develops over many years
11.03.2024
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Sedatives dramatically increased the risk of miscarriage in pregnant women
A large study in Taiwan has found that taking sedatives and sedatives from the benzodiazepine class risks premature termination of pregnancy
29.12.2023
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Singles have been found to show signs of chronic systemic inflammation
Loneliness serves as an independent risk factor for premature death from all causes and is a major public health concern
14.12.2023
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Cognitive impairment increased the risk of developing dementia after stroke
German scientists have found that baseline cognitive impairment has the strongest impact on the likelihood of developing dementia
14.12.2023
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Selection of BPaLM regimen in the treatment of rifampicin-resistant tuberculosis improved outcomes
Combination therapy with four oral antituberculosis drugs was significantly more effective in preventing adverse outcomes
06.12.2023