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A bacterium that looks very similar to the causative agent of tuberculosis has been found in a sea sponge

Tuberculosis, which is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, is one of the most dangerous and difficult to treat infectious diseases

02.09.2024

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Absence of risk factors paradoxically decreased survival after myocardial infarction

Japanese researchers conducted a retrospective study and concluded that the absence of cardiac standard modifiable risk factors (SMuRFs) - arterial hypertension, diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, and smoking - was paradoxically associated with higher mortality after acute myocardial infarction

30.08.2024

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Diet reduced the severity of depression and eating disorders in obese adolescents

A clinical study by Australian scientists found that a four-week very low-calorie diet reduced the severity of depression and eating disorders in obese adolescents

30.08.2024

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One in three men worldwide is infected with genital human papillomavirus

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted viral infection in the world

30.08.2024

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Smoking cessation reduced the risk of purulent inflammation of sweat glands

The most significant effect occurred three years after abandonment

29.08.2024

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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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Increased metabolism has been identified as a significant mechanism of weight loss when taking GTP-1 agonists

Irish researchers conducted a randomized controlled trial and found that the effects of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GPP-1) receptor agonists were not only due to a reduction in appetite and calorie intake, as commonly believed, but also to an increase in visceral adipose tissue metabolism

29.08.2024

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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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An important biomarker of "disease of surviving prematurity" found

Intestinal alkaline phosphatase concentration and activity may serve as an effective marker for the diagnosis of a dangerous neonatal disease

28.08.2024

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Gene therapy spared mice from behavioral disorders

Gold nanoparticles and the CRISPR system helped to edit the genome in the neurons of adult mice and almost completely cure them from the effects of a severe inherited disease

28.08.2024

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Health professionals have calculated how much more likely cannabis users are to miss work

People who use cannabis, especially those suffering from disorders due to this habit, are disproportionately more likely to miss work due to illness, injury or absenteeism

28.08.2024

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Transcranial ultrasound stimulation of the brain enhanced the sense of mindfulness

The scientists used low-power ultrasound through the skull to affect the subjects' posterior cingulate cortex, resulting in decreased functional connectivity in the passive brain network and an increased sense of mindfulness - effects similar to those of meditation

27.08.2024

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Tablet use increased anger levels in young children

As reported in JAMA Pediatrics, forming such a vicious cycle can be detrimental to the development of a child's emotional regulation

27.08.2024

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Heart and vascular disease in one spouse increased the risk of dementia in the other spouse

A new study has found that in older couples, after serious heart and blood vessel malfunctions in one spouse, such as heart attack or stroke, the second partner subsequently had an increased likelihood of dementia

27.08.2024

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Scientists have named six things that make you cringe

Experiments confirmed the theory explaining squeamishness as a defense against disease and pointed to six aversion-inducing topics

26.08.2024

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A new method of mitochondrial gene editing will make it possible to treat inherited diseases

Researchers from the University of Cambridge have demonstrated the performance of a pioneering mitochondrial genome editing technology on live mice

26.08.2024

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Even light maternal smoking before conception increased the risk of complications in newborns

Just one or two cigarettes a day, smoked by mothers before or at some point during pregnancy, can jeopardize the health of newborns

26.08.2024

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Marriage improved men's health, but not women's

Experts from Canada's University of Toronto have studied how marriage is linked to the likelihood that a person will age "optimally," meaning without serious physical, cognitive, mental or emotional conditions that interfere with daily activities, as well as high levels of happiness

23.08.2024

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Mitochondria have invaded brain cells with their DNA

Researchers at the University of Michigan in the US have found that mitochondria "invade" the nucleus of cells far more often than was commonly thought possible

23.08.2024

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The most dangerous types of papillomavirus have been linked to impaired fertility in men

A new study from Argentina has found that in men, particularly dangerous varieties of papillomavirus with high oncogenic risk can negatively affect the ability to conceive

23.08.2024