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Breast milk protected infants from hematologic neoplasms

A large cohort study of more than 300,000 children in Denmark found that exclusive breastfeeding for at least three months of a child's life was associated with a reduced risk of developing oncohematologic diseases

01.04.2024

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Medics have found a new way to cure allergic asthma

Allergic asthma can be controlled by the Piezo1 protein, which prevents allergens from affecting immune cells in the lungs

01.04.2024

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Long-term memory has been shown to be impossible without inflammation in the brain

When information is fixed in memory for a long time, DNA is damaged and a group of neurons in the brain become inflamed

29.03.2024

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Meta-analysis finds no benefit of probiotics for pregnancy

The meta-analysis included data from 29 papers involving a total of 7735 women who were administered a total of 20 strains of probiotic bacteria, predominantly orally

29.03.2024

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In 2022, 43 percent of U.S. adults will use telemedicine

It turned out that 43 percent of the participants preferred telemedicine consultation, even in cases where face-to-face interaction with a physician was an option

29.03.2024

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Long-term progestin use increased the risk of developing meningioma

A case-control study by French scientists found that long-term use of medrogestone, medroxyprogesterone and promegestone, which are used as contraception and therapy for gynecologic diseases and breast neoplasms, increases the risk of developing intracranial meningioma

28.03.2024

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Homeless Canadians found to have an increased risk of developing dementia

Dementia is considered the seventh leading cause of death and disability

28.03.2024

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Dogs have been trained to detect stress in people with PTSD by smell

Scientists from Canada have shown in an experiment that the sensitive noses of assistance dogs can "smell" signs of stress in people with PTSD in the odor of their breath

28.03.2024

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Women with low heart rates have shown a propensity for crime

Lower heart rates in women are associated with higher rates of crime and unintentional injuries

28.03.2024

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Scientists have studied the risk of depression after a stroke

Researchers in the UK have found that six out of 10 people will struggle with depression for the next 18 years after suffering a stroke

27.03.2024

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Strict breastfeeding has been linked to reduced risk of blood cancer in children

New research suggests possible cancer-protective effects of mother's milk on children

27.03.2024

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Hair straightening had a strong effect on kidney health

As reported in The New England Journal of Medicine, glyoxylic acid from a hair straightening product played a major role in this pathology

27.03.2024

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Childbirth reversed women's biological aging

Pregnancy causes significant physiologic stress to the body of the expectant mother, so it has been repeatedly linked to biological aging

26.03.2024

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Half of the chicken pox cases turned out not to be chicken pox

The outward manifestations of chickenpox can easily be confused with symptoms of other diseases such as measles, enteroviruses, and skin infections

26.03.2024

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The new most expensive drug in the world is a drug for the therapy of metachromatic leukodystrophy

MIT Technology Review reports that Lenmeldy has become the world's most expensive drug, with its maker saying the drug will cost $4.25 million wholesale

25.03.2024

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Drug overdose deaths in the U.S. have reached World War II casualty rates

According to the report, there are now 32.6 overdose deaths per 100,000 people in the States each year

25.03.2024

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A component of coffee affected muscle aging

The organic compound trigonelline, which is found in coffee, can improve muscle health and function

25.03.2024

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U.S. government employees with mysterious 'Havana syndrome' show no brain damage

The causes of the "abnormal health incidents" remain unclear

22.03.2024

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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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Streptococcal infection led to gastritis and stomach cancer in mice

Experiments on mice have shown that Streptococcus anginosus causes acute gastritis, which rapidly progresses to a chronic form and causes atrophy metaplasia and dysplasia of the gastric mucosa

21.03.2024