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Nightmares and hallucinations called a possible sign of autoimmune diseases
Scary dreams and hallucinations can be an early sign of autoimmune diseases, including systemic lupus erythematosus
21.05.2024- English version
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Social media has been linked to an increased risk of smoking initiation in young people
Secondary analyses of the UK Longitudinal Study of Household Health found that social media use was statistically associated with an increased risk of cigarette smoking initiation and e-cigarette use
20.05.2024
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The energy costs of pregnancy have been called underestimated by an order of magnitude
Australian researchers carried out a series of calculations on 81 animal species and concluded that a mother's energy expenditure when carrying offspring is much higher than existing theories predict, and therefore the total energy required for reproduction is much higher than available estimates
20.05.2024
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Global fertility rates have halved in 60 years
110 countries are not reproducing their populations
20.05.2024
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Men were more severely affected by diabetes complications than women
A cohort study by Australian scientists has found that men with diabetes are at greater risk of complications regardless of the duration of diabetes
17.05.2024
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Scientists find out why singing helps to restore speech after a stroke
In a new paper on the topic, researchers have uncovered the reasons for the therapeutic effects of singing on people with post-stroke aphasia, which is the complete or partial loss of the ability to speak and/or perceive the speech of others
17.05.2024
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Experimental treatment spared a patient from stage four brain cancer
Despite the risk of fatal drug poisoning and death, the malignant process in the scientist's body was stopped
17.05.2024
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ADHD medication has reduced deaths among people with the diagnosis
A cohort study of a Swedish population has shown that initiation of drug therapy in people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is associated with significantly lower all-cause mortality, especially mortality from unnatural causes
16.05.2024
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'Neurons are dented': Alzheimer's disease linked to overheating of brain cells
Using temperature-sensitive fluorescent sensors, the scientists measured the temperature inside cells and found that the "sticking" of beta-amyloid molecules (one of the causes of Alzheimer's disease) causes neurons to heat up strongly
16.05.2024
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Chinese scientists have created a mixture to safely freeze nerve tissue organoids
As reported in the journal Cell Reports Methods, the mixture created allows tissue preservation without disrupting neuronal cytoarchitectonics or functional activity
16.05.2024
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Medics have discovered blood proteins that can warn of cancer seven years in advance
These proteins may be involved in the development of cancer in its earliest stages, when full-blown disease progression can be prevented
16.05.2024
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Texting with monetary incentives helped men lose excess weight
A clinical trial by British scientists has found that text messages with financial rewards (up to £400) sent over 12 months lead to meaningful weight loss in men trying to lose weight
15.05.2024
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Iron supplementation did not improve psychomotor development in healthy infants
A clinical study by Swedish scientists has shown that iron supplements are ineffective in optimising psychomotor development in healthy breastfed children
15.05.2024
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Alcohol-neutralising gel successfully tested on mice
Scientists seem to have found a way to make drinking hot drinks less harmful to the body
15.05.2024
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New integrated long-term glucose monitoring device
Experts believe the system will eliminate the need for fingerstick blood tests for diabetes by providing accurate, real-time glycaemic control
14.05.2024
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Arterial hypertension in adolescents has been linked to heart attacks and strokes in adulthood
A population-based cohort study by Canadian scientists found that adolescents with arterial hypertension have a 2.1-fold increased risk of serious adverse cardiac events in adulthood over almost 14 years of follow-up
14.05.2024
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China's sedentary lifestyle law has increased physical activity in children
British researchers worked with Chinese colleagues to assess the impact of a Chinese law regulating the timing of children's access to online games, the amount of homework in schools and the workload from tutors on their physical activity levels
14.05.2024
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Scientists: skin and breast cancer risk is linked to education level
According to a study by the "Cancer Registry Foundation" published by the Belgian newspaper De Standaard, the risk of developing skin or breast cancer is linked to education level
13.05.2024
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An antibacterial drug with a new mechanism of action has been registered
The unique development of Russian scientists is intended for the treatment of bacterial infections caused by antibiotic-resistant microorganisms
13.05.2024
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Link found between oral bacteria and bowel cancer
Researchers from Ireland, the UK and the US have found a correlation between the presence of a certain type of oral bacteria found in tumours and the spread of bowel cancer
13.05.2024