Category: Medical news

We love to delve into the history of acoustics, talk about amazing finds like the ” flute of forgotten dreams “, study materials on 3D sound technologies and consider new gadgets like headphones that “filter” the sounds of the surrounding world. Today we decided

At first glance, this is a very strange question – after all, Alzheimer’s disease is not an influenza virus that can be infected. What is this disease? Alzheimer’s disease (also known as senile dementia of the Alzheimer’s type) is

Interesting information appeared on the web the other day . Ocumetics Technology CEO Dr. Garth Webb announced that his company has succeeded in creating a bionic lens that solves visual acuity problems once and for all. So, this lens can not only

Extra forty minutes a day in the fresh air reduces the risk of myopia in children, the authors of a study conducted in twelve schools in China say. In some areas of this country, ninety out of

Sedentary work, sedentary entertainment, a dislike of physical activity and an addiction to snacks of all kinds: this is the recipe for gaining excess weight and the road to obesity. But scientists from the University of Exeter (UK) decided to use computer addiction for good . The results of the experiment, published

Scientists from the Institute for Age Research . Leibniz (Germany) discovered the mechanism by which the mTORC1 protein complex controls metabolism in the mammalian body. It controls the transfer of hereditary information from genes to mRNA (gene expression), to proteins of the C / EBPβ group . Removing a short variant of

However, December is in the yard and it’s time to sum up some results of the year. I caught the eye of a rating with a curious name – the index of the level of healthy life

American physiologists from the University of North Carolina have come up with a device that makes walking easier. The small exoskeleton fits on the legs and does not require power sources. The device saves up to 7% of

HeiaHeia is a new project that went unnoticed outside of Finland, where it was developed. However, this should soon change with the official launch of the project in the UK. The site was founded by Jussi Raisanen, co-founder

Scientists cannot yet say exactly which processes at the cellular level lead to depression, but they confidently assert that the brain of a depressed person, even in a calm state, is subject to overload. This is