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3D printing technology has helped to reconstruct a patient's skull

The use of 3D printing has greatly accelerated and facilitated the process of creating implants and allowed for good cosmetic results

Why chronic fatigue syndrome occurs

Many people today complain of constant fatigue, lack of energy and strength, the inability to work with the same dedication

Scientists have discovered a sixth flavor: what it tastes like

A new study shows that the tongue perceives ammonium chloride as a primary flavor

A second patient was transplanted with a genetically modified pig heart

Researchers at the University of Maryland have reported the second case of transplanting a genetically modified pig heart into a patient with terminal heart failure

Reducing the effects of stress on T cells improves immune effectiveness in fighting cancer

Stress hormones deplete immune cells in humans and mice, but beta-blockers help restore them

Artificial intelligence predicted the risk of cardiovascular death

Artificial intelligence can predict risk of death from cardiovascular disease and stroke based on a single chest X-ray

Nano-Viagra Cream: faster, higher, stronger!

The effect of applying the cream occurred within a few minutes, which corresponds to the needs of people with erectile dysfunction. The effect of similar drugs in tablets begins only after 30-60 minutes.

Personal genome for the price of a car

The cost of sequencing a personal genome has crossed the $50,000 milestone

The first blue roses will be available in 2009

RUSNANO: new assignment

In his new position, Andrey Svinarenko will oversee issues of stimulating domestic and external demand for high-tech products and services, educational projects of RUSNANO, issues of improving educational infrastructure to support projects funded by the corporation.

Keep forever

Russian scientists are developing technologies for "eternal" storage of organs and tissues for further transplantation.

Rat-diagnostician

Russian scientists were the first in the world to create a device with a rat inside, with which they were able to detect lung cancer and tuberculosis.

A new bioadhesive patch joined tissues inside the body

Korean researchers have developed bioadhesive patches based on mussel proteins that can hold onto wet surfaces

Scientists have determined the diet of ancient people by tooth decay

Ancient inhabitants of Siberia, who lived more than three thousand years ago, suffered from tooth decay and other dental diseases: the remains of 130 individuals have been studied

Injection of covid vaccine into different arms enhanced the immune response

US researchers found that injecting the first and second doses of a mRNA vaccine against the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus into different arms produced a stronger immune response than injecting a booster into the same arm

Avid cannabis smokers were more likely to suffer from anxiety disorders

Twenty-seven percent of people who went to the emergency department for cannabis use developed a new anxiety disorder within three years

Biochemists have developed a drug that targets cancer destruction

French scientists have created a substance that has several effects on a tumor

Semaglutide and its analogs did not increase the risk of developing pancreatic cancer

Israeli scientists analyzed a cohort of more than half a million people and found no statistically significant association between taking glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists and the development of pancreatic cancer in adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus

Study: one in five children with diabetes cannot get additional education

Now the assistance of endocrinologists to their patients has reached such a level that the disease can be kept under control - the diagnosis is no longer a reason to refuse to lead a normal life, exercise and other activities, but children with diabetes and their families often face restrictions, including in obtaining additional education

Study: hard physical labor increases risk of dementia

A team of scientists from Oslo has concluded that high levels of occupational physical activity are associated with an increased risk of dementia