The Pan-Canadian team has developed a new way to quickly find personalized methods of treating young patients with cancer, by growing tumors in chicken eggs and analyzing their proteins. The team, led by scientists from the University of British Columbia and BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute, is the first in Canada to combine these two […]
The experience of memory problems and the decreasing brain function is often seen as a natural part of aging, and can also be an early sign of Alzheimer’s disease. But what if the increase in memory was not as complicated as it seems? Research suggests that the key may lie in an unexpected place – […]
People with heart failure have long been recommended to reduce the amount of fluid they consume each day to help reduce the congestion or accumulate fluids in the lungs and limbs, but this advice does not provide benefits, in accordance with the study presented at the annual Arman College of Cardiology scientific session (ACC.25). Heart […]
What you eat in the 1940s may be the difference between flowering or struggle of the disease in the 70s. While popular nutrition plans, such as the Mediterranean, Dash and Planetary Diets, have long been praised for their health benefits, scientists have now indicated a specific diet approach, which is distinguished by promoting longevity and […]
Patients with active cancer who developed a blood clot or venous thrombosis (VTE) and were treated with blood thinning drugs for at least six months, and then an additional 12 months of Apiksaban in low dose, experienced similar VTE relapses and less bleeding as similar patients who received a fully dose of oral drugs in […]
Pregnancy is an amazing process, but also sets significant physical requirements on the mother’s body – especially in the second and third trimesters. As the uterus extends the distribution of mass distribution and hormonal changes relax the ligaments, the body must constantly adapt. These changes, although necessary for the growth of the fetus and delivery, […]
Sowstone Medical (“Owlstone”), a global leader in Breath biopsy® In the case of applications in early detection of diseases and precision medicine, today it has announced that the Cystic Foundation Foundation Foundation has made USD 2.3 million (about 1.7 million pounds) in Olstone in order to develop a breathing test (PA) detection (PA) in patients […]
Spring is here. The ice disappeared, the birds returned, and the world is in motion again. For many seniors, this is an open invitation to go outside and shake out of winter blues. Mobility issues should not be a reason to miss. Mobility is not about keeping up with twenty sensible laps in the park-items […]
Using the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, scientists from Weill Cornell Medicine have developed a more effective prediction model how patients with bladder bladder cancer will react to chemotherapy. The model uses the data of the whole tumor imaging and the analysis of gene expression in a way that exceeds previous models […]
Catching the early Alzheimer’s disease is the key to slowing down his progress; However, the loss of memory often becomes noticeable, the disease could already follow a long way. Now scientists from Mass General Brigham have taken a big step towards earlier detection – using the sense of smell. Alzheimer is now aft Almost 7 […]