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The effect of intra-articular corticosteroid injections on glycated hemoglobin was revealed

Intra-articular corticosteroid injections may cause a greater than expected increase in glycated hemoglobin levels in diabetic patients

26.01.2024

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Greater green space was associated with a lower risk of myopia in elementary school children

Chinese scientists conducted a study using satellite imagery and found that a higher proportion of green space in a city was associated with a lower prevalence of myopia in younger schoolchildren

15.01.2024

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The oneirogen ibogaine reduced the long-term effects of brain injury

U.S. and Canadian researchers reported success in a phase I clinical trial of a combination of ibogaine and magnesium for the long-term effects of brain injury in Special Forces veterans

10.01.2024

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Waking up to an alarm clock triggered a spike in blood pressure

Forced awakening by an alarm clock is not only stressful, but also leads to a spike in blood pressure as a person quickly goes from sleep to wakefulness

21.12.2023

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Coal-fired power plants are twice as harmful to humanity as previously thought

A new study finds that microparticles from coal-fired power plants cause far more damage than previously thought

28.11.2023

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A risk factor for reduced cognitive function in preschoolers has been identified

Researchers have found that the main influence on preschoolers' cognitive decline is the mother's body mass index during pregnancy

22.11.2023

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Low educational attainment increased the risk of heart disease and death from it

Researchers have found a link between educational attainment early in life and the risk of subsequent cardiovascular disease in adulthood and old age

14.11.2023

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Anti-aging molecule increased fertility in aging mice

The discovery will help in the future in the development of treatments that improve fertility in humans, scientists believe

18.10.2023

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The song that makes insulin cells work has been named

A new study by researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zurich) has found that music can literally be a lifesaver for diabetics

25.08.2023

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RNA-based inhaler prevents the severe course of pneumonia

The drug targets overactive white blood cells that cause lung damage during severe infection

09.08.2023

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Unique cells found in cancer patients who have beaten cancer

New, improved T cells that can attack multiple cancer targets have been found in patients who have beaten cancer

27.07.2023

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To avoid heart rejection, surgeons "replaced" a woman's healthy liver

Surgeons performed a simultaneous heart and liver transplant on a woman with coronary artery dissection

18.07.2023

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It's more important than diet, cholesterol and smoking: a dangerous health factor for diabetics has been named

Experts studied the records of more than 18,500 diabetics between the ages of 37 and 73

03.07.2023

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"Zombie Viruses"

An international team of scientists announced in February the successful revival of 13 different viruses stored in the permafrost for tens of thousands of years

30.05.2023

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Oxygen-consuming implant killed 90% of cancer cells in mice

The device regulates the tumor microenvironment by means of an electrode redox reaction, increasing the effectiveness of drugs targeting cancer cells

23.05.2023

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Cell therapy for the Deputy Prime Minister

During his visit to the Russian Scientific Center of Surgery of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Sergey Ivanov got acquainted with the results of the work of Russian scientists in the field of myocardial cell therapy and treatment with the help of genetically engineered structures of chronic lower limb ischemia.

25.03.2009

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Fish oil supplements increased the risk of atrial fibrillation and stroke in healthy subjects

An analysis of data from the UK Biobank found that regular consumption of fish oil supplements could be considered a risk factor for atrial fibrillation and stroke

23.05.2024

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A pig kidney has been successfully transplanted into a living person for the first time

Surgeons in the US have successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig kidney into a living man for the first time ever

22.03.2024

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Medics dispel the main myth about tuberculosis

Coughing has long been considered the primary mode of transmission of tuberculosis and its main symptom indicating the need for treatment

15.03.2024

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Scientists have uncovered the secret of innate immunity of Arctic residents

Employees of the Research Institute of Medical Problems of the North have studied genetic features characteristic of the population of the Arctic territories of Russia and helping to resist, in particular, infectious diseases

29.02.2024