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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- English version
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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
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New genetic test will detect dozens of inherited genetic diseases in a matter of days
A new approach to genetic testing developed by an international team of scientists makes it possible to diagnose dozens of neurological and neuromuscular diseases much faster, cheaper and more accurately
31.07.2024
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The effects of pesticides on the body have been compared to the effects of smoking
Pesticides, poisonous substances that are heavily used in agriculture, have been shown to be as dangerous to the human body as smoking
29.07.2024
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The covida pandemic has reduced global life expectancy by nearly two years
According to the paper, the covida pandemic interrupted the trend of gradual increase in global life expectancy at birth, bringing it back to 2012 values
21.06.2024
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One in six patients suffered from antidepressant withdrawal syndrome
A systematic review and meta-analysis by German scientists found that the incidence of antidepressant withdrawal symptoms is approximately 15 per cent
07.06.2024
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Epidural anaesthesia reduced the risk of severe maternal complications of childbirth
A population-based study by British scientists has found that epidural anaesthesia during labour is associated with a 35 per cent reduction in severe maternal complications of childbirth
29.05.2024
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Neurointerface decoded speech for a paralysed person in two languages at once
A paralysed patient was able to communicate in Spanish and English
27.05.2024
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Non-invasive electrical stimulation improved hand function in 72 per cent of tetraplegic patients
US, 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
24.05.2024
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Medics have discovered blood proteins that can warn of cancer seven years in advance
These proteins may be involved in the development of cancer in its earliest stages, when full-blown disease progression can be prevented
16.05.2024
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Microbiologists have spoken out about bacterial vampirism
Some of the deadliest bacteria react to human blood and rush to it because its serum contains substances that serve as food for them
17.04.2024
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Homeless Canadians found to have an increased risk of developing dementia
Dementia is considered the seventh leading cause of death and disability
28.03.2024
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Childbirth reversed women's biological aging
Pregnancy causes significant physiologic stress to the body of the expectant mother, so it has been repeatedly linked to biological aging
26.03.2024
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New study of maternal longevity after teenage pregnancy
A major study in Canada has found that teenagers who get pregnant have a higher risk of not living to their 31st birthday
18.03.2024
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Fentanyl ingestion during pregnancy resulted in fetal abnormalities
Taking fentanyl during pregnancy can affect cholesterol metabolism and lead to fetal abnormalities
12.12.2023
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Scientists have found that millions of people have their blood pressure measured incorrectly
Researchers analyzed the extent to which blood pressure measurement procedures at U.S. medical centers conform to Cardiology Association guidelines
14.11.2023
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The combination of cigarettes and vapes quadrupled the risk of lung cancer
People who smoke e-cigarettes alongside regular cigarettes are four times more likely to get lung cancer than those who practice only the traditional way of smoking cigarettes
01.08.2024
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General anaesthesia for caesarean section was found to be associated with severe postpartum depression
Researchers 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
31.07.2024
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Restoring circulation in the first minute of CPR improved survival by 22 per cent
A study by American, Danish, Canadian and Japanese scientists found that a patient whose circulation is restored within the first minute of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) has a 22 per cent chance of survival
26.06.2024
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Salt increased the risk of developing atopic dermatitis
A 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
10.06.2024