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Australia has developed "smart" glasses to diagnose diabetic foot

They are expected to revolutionize the treatment of foot wounds in people with diabetes and vascular disease in hard-to-reach and remote areas and reduce the number of lower limb amputations

04.07.2023

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Avoiding margarine will reduce the risk of breast cancer

its use in Parkinsonism.

16.04.2008

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Medics have found markers for the speed of aging in human blood

Researchers from the US have identified markers in the blood that can determine a person's biological age, that is, how quickly their cells and organs age without regard to their date of birth

12.03.2024

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CAR-T lymphocytes helped in three autoimmune diseases

German, Italian and French scientists have reported success in small pilot trials of CAR-T lymphocytes in three different severe autoimmune diseases

29.02.2024

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A new way of squeezing apple juice has quadrupled its benefits

Researchers have found that it can quadruple the health benefits of juice compared to the more traditional method of juicing

27.02.2024

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Skin cancer can be self-detected using your phone

Oncologists recommend self-prophylaxis: regularly examine the body and monitor the appearance of moles, their growth and changes

26.02.2024

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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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Living in passive communities increased cardiovascular mortality rates

U.S. and Egyptian researchers found that communities where adults neglect physical activity in their free time have significantly increased cardiovascular mortality rates

16.01.2024

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Testosterone found to be responsible for sensitivity to general anesthesia

American scientists conducted a series of experiments on mice and on humans, and found that sensitivity to general anesthesia is modulated by testosterone

12.01.2024

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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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"Knocked" on the brain: experiment proves people have a sense of rhythm from birth

A new study has confirmed that babies can recognize rhythm, and it's not just due to their statistical learning ability

29.11.2023

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Lidocaine triggered tumor cell apoptosis through the bitter taste receptor

US scientists found that lidocaine induces intracellular mobilization of calcium ions in head and neck carcinoma cells through activation of the bitter taste receptor T2R14

29.11.2023

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Chips and other fast food cause severe food addiction

The global prevalence of food addiction is as high as 14% in adults and 12% in children, a pooled analysis of more than 280 case studies found

19.10.2023

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AI predicts dangerous virus mutations before they happen

The program can be used to develop vaccines and drugs

16.10.2023

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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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The efficacy of e-cigarettes was found to be superior to nicotine gum for smoking cessation

E-cigarettes have been as effective as varenicline and more effective than nicotine gum as a means to help quit smoking

01.02.2024

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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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A doctor has named the most common injuries in winter

Fractured ankle and sprained ankle ligaments are the most common winter injuries among household injuries

08.01.2024

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Starvation before cardiac catheterization called optional

U.S. researchers conducted randomized trials and concluded that patients before routine cardiac catheterization do not need to fast before the intervention, as current guidelines dictate

05.01.2024

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Scientists have challenged the effect of screen color on a person's internal clock

Swiss scientists have found that there is almost no difference between bluish and yellowish light (which is what appears when you turn on night mode on your phone)

27.12.2023