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Medics have created a cell that prevents the growth of cancerous tumours
Stem cells have been modified so that they cannot divide and degenerate into malignant cells
10.07.2024- English version
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Infections have been identified as the leading non-oncological cause of death in CAR-T therapy
They accounted for half of such deaths, a meta-analysis showed
10.07.2024
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Air pollution causes lymph nodes to turn black
Living in a city with a highly polluted atmosphere has a marked effect on the lymph nodes in the lungs
04.07.2024
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White fat was turned beige and made to burn calories
Previous studies have shown that a person's weight and health may be influenced by changes in fat tissue type
03.07.2024
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Human antibodies used for the first time against black widow venom
Biotechnologists have succeeded for the first time in producing human antibodies that neutralised the venom of spiders of the black widow genus
13.06.2024
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Non-hormonal male contraceptive reversibly deprived male mice of fertility
US researchers have developed a small-molecule compound from the group of kinase inhibitors that acted as a reversible non-hormonal male contraceptive in experiments on mice
27.05.2024
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Papillomavirus infection increased the risk of death from cardiovascular disease in women
Korean scientists analysed a national medical registry and found that papillomavirus infection (HPV infection) is associated with an increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease
23.05.2024
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Retinal organoid from embryonic stem cells cured macular tear
As reported in Stem Cell Reports, such transplantation resulted in improved visual function, although synaptic connections between host and graft could not be confirmed
07.10.2024
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Phones of intercontinental travelers called a biosecurity threat
Devices traveling between continents can spread pathogens, their virulence factors and antibiotic resistance, posing a potential biosecurity threat
02.10.2024
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Laughter therapy has helped with dry eyes as much as moisturizing drops
There is considerable evidence in the scientific literature that laughter can alleviate depression, reduce stress and chronic pain, strengthen the immune system, and improve a variety of chronic illnesses, including mental disorders, diabetes, and even cancer
13.09.2024
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The presence of siblings has been linked to a later onset of puberty
Researchers analyzed data from 10,657 children in a Danish pubertal cohort, information on pubertal signs was obtained semiannually from age 11 until the end of puberty
12.09.2024
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Owl people are more likely to be overweight and have diabetes mellitus
Researchers from the Netherlands have found that people of the late chronotype have a higher body mass index, larger waist circumference and are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes
10.09.2024
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Cerebrospinal fluid has been discovered outside the brain for the first time
Looks like physiology textbooks will now have to be amended: according to a new study, cerebrospinal fluid (liquor) also normally washes over nerves throughout the body
09.09.2024
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Pain has been named as the most common symptom of long term covidae
British scientists conducted a relatively small retrospective case series study and found out what symptoms most often bother patients with long covidae
29.08.2024
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Adaptive deep stimulation was more effective than continuous stimulation in Parkinson's disease
U.S. researchers conducted pilot blind randomized cross-over clinical trials and found that personalized adaptive neurostimulation improves movement control and quality of life more strongly than continuous
22.08.2024
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Poor body flexibility has been linked to an increased risk of premature death
Flexibility, i.e. the ability of a person to make movements of different parts of the body with a large amplitude, is considered to be one of the important components of physical health
22.08.2024
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Injecting a truncated form of HIV reduced viral load by more than a thousand times
US researchers have developed therapeutic interfering particles, a defective variant of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that reduces replication of the full-blown virus
13.08.2024
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Scientists have discovered a skin protein that could help treat eczema and psoriasis
Researchers have found a previously unknown signalling pathway involved in the development of psoriasis and eczema
09.08.2024
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Space as sequence: psychophysiologists have modelled how the brain navigates terrain
The new model not only explains long-known features of the hippocampus, but also takes into account recently discovered properties of the hippocampus
05.08.2024
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Women with short reproductive periods were more likely to be chronically ill
Scientists are actively investigating the link between women's health and childbearing ability
05.08.2024