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The new $ 15 million study is aimed at understanding the risk factors for cardiovascular and kidney disease in women

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The new $ 15 million study is aimed at understanding the risk factors for cardiovascular and kidney disease in women
22
Apr

Research teams from August University, Massachusetts General Hospital and Ohio State University will conduct a project in the amount of $ 15 million devoted to the study of various risk methods of cardiovascular and kidney disease, affect women. Strategically targeted research network American Heart Association (SFRN) on cardiovascular metabolic syndromes: heterogeneity in women aims to […]

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A modified Japanese diet promises to lower your blood pressure, the study was found

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A modified Japanese diet promises to lower your blood pressure, the study was found
16
Apr

In the last article published in Researchers examined the relationship between modified and traditional diet patterns in Japan, combining a diet with the dissemination of hypertension in 12 213 Japanese employees. Their findings indicate that although a traditional Japanese diet was not significantly associated with hypertension, in accordance with a modified Japanese diet, which contains […]

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Is brown rice healthier? The study showed that it contains 40% more carcinogenic arsenic

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Is brown rice healthier? The study showed that it contains 40% more carcinogenic arsenic
14
Apr

Do you think about switching to brown rice to get additional nutrients? You can think again. While the layer of bran packs more vitamins and minerals, scientists now warn that brown rice contains up to 40% more carcinogenic arsenic than white rice. In the last test Risks published in the magazine Analysis scientists from Michigan […]

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Psychologists study ethical problems related to relationships between people-ai

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Psychologists study ethical problems related to relationships between people-ai
12
Apr

It is increasingly common to develop intimate, long -term relationships with artificial intelligence technologies (AI). In their extremes, people “married” their companions AI during incredibly binding ceremonies, or at least two people killed themselves in accordance with AI Chatbot’s tips. In the publishing article on April 11 in the Cell Press journal, psychologists investigate ethical […]

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The study shows that artificial intelligence can improve intravenous nutrition for premature children

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The study shows that artificial intelligence can improve intravenous nutrition for premature children
25
Mar

Artificial intelligence has been shown to improve intravenous nutrition for premature children. The study, which he will publish on March 25, is one of the first to show how the AI ​​algorithm can enable doctors to make better clinical decisions for patients with newborns. The algorithm uses information in electronic preemies medical documentation to predict […]

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The study combines ITN1 gene variants with an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease

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The study combines ITN1 gene variants with an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease
08
Mar

A new study published in revealing a breakthrough discovery combining genetic variants in the gene with a significantly increased risk of Parkinson’s disease, a neurodegenerative condition that affects almost 2% of adults older than 65 years. This work, conducted by an international team of scientists at Baylor College of Medicine, Astrazeneca and Jan and Dan […]

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Research study the role of BRCA1 mutations in initiating prostate cancer

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Research study the role of BRCA1 mutations in initiating prostate cancer
25
Feb

Mutations in the BRCA1 gene, which are inherited (embryo line) or acquired (somatic), may not be the key to initiating prostate cancer, as previously thought, suggests the first such study, published online in the journal Open Access Journal In the case of further studies confirmed, the results suggest that there may be time to re-treatment […]

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The study discovers molecular mechanisms behind insulin resistance in skeletal muscles

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The study discovers molecular mechanisms behind insulin resistance in skeletal muscles
19
Feb

Insulin resistance precedes and predicts the beginning of type 2 diabetes (DM2), a chronic disease that causes high incidence and mortality around the world. In the affected people, insulin is not able to facilitate glucose capture by tissues and organs, which leads to an increase in blood glucose (chronic hyperglycemia). Because the skeletal muscle is […]

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The study reveals a relationship between traumatic experiences and the risk of endometriosis

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The study reveals a relationship between traumatic experiences and the risk of endometriosis
10
Feb

Can past injuries shape physical health in women? Last study published in He examined the relationship between traumatic experiences and endometriosis, a painful condition affecting millions of women around the world. Using observation and genetic data, scientists have studied whether the history of injury and genetic predispositions play a role in the risk of endometriosis. […]

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The study analyzes how the diet affects the expression of genes in adipose tissue

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The study analyzes how the diet affects the expression of genes in adipose tissue
09
Feb

According to CDC, as many as 40% of Americans are obese, which puts them at an increased risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, stroke, heart disease and some cancers. New research from the University of Delaware is aimed at solving the problem by testing obesity at the gene level. The main researcher Ibra Fancher, an […]

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