Heart problems increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, according to experts from the medical center of a private research university in Tennessee.
A group of researchers at one of Manchester's universities made an unusual discovery. During the work, it turned out that graphene has a unique anti-cancer property.
The boy's case is one of many where it is necessary to search for and compare human genotypes for the purpose of diagnosis and effective treatment. To carry out this work, a reliable system is needed that will allow for the rapid search and comparison of genetic information.
After scientists proved that transplanting fecal matter from a donor into the gastrointestinal tract of a patient with severe intestinal disorders, when antibacterial therapy was ineffective or did not help at all, is a good treatment method and does not cause any side effects, this procedure became quite popular.
At the University of Edinburgh, a team of researchers found that in smokers, the process of thinning of the cerebral cortex occurs faster than usual, and this threatens to disrupt thinking abilities, speech, memory, etc. in the future.