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A structure made of a zinc wire mesh that dissolves slowly in the vessel wall should be suitable for children and adults.
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The ability to detect lesions as benign or malignant early on without biopsy is of utmost importance in cancer treatment. In a recent study, researchers used artificial intelligence and found promising results when programming an algorithm for breast cancer diagnostics.
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An international research team wants to find an early, one-off treatment against specific anxieties in children. The therapy includes a personalized app, which helps patients to independently approach the factors that cause anxiety.
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The COMPAMED Innovation Forum in Germany focused on high-tech solutions for hospitals and brought together the manufacturers and developers of technology solutions into dialogue with the products’ end-users.
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All men think about is sex. Is that so? Are they really faster and easier to arouse, while women are considered more rational and rational? Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics found that there are no differences at the neurobiological level.
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If the shoulder hurts at night and this prevents you from sleeping, or hair combing seems almost impossible - then a calcified shoulder can be the cause. Surgery may be possible but extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) can be a gentle alternative.
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Mitosis is a cellular process in which the genetic information encoded in chromosomes is distributed to two identical daughter cells. A joint venture between the University of Vienna and the Medical University of Vienna, have investigated how centrioles contribute to this process.
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Our partners from esanum.it chat with Dr. Michele Usuelli, councilor of Italy´s Lombardy region and promoter of a reform that could enable the donation of bodies or anatomical parts for purposes of scientific studies, research or teaching.
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Previous studies have repeatedly dealt with the psyche of murderers but have often shown crucial gaps. In order to close these gaps, a group of scientists carried out the most comprehensive study to date - and recognized key deviations in the “grey matter.”
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Yersinia has spread fear and terror in the past, and the plague pathogens are still not eradicated. The bacteria inject various enzymes, into the macrophages of the immune system. There, it is activated and prevents the defense cells from enclosing and digesting the plague bacteria.
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Using the model of childhood leukemia in children with Down's syndrome ("trisomy 21"), an international research group has now demonstrated in a large functional study the mechanisms of transformations from precursors to complete pronounced leukemia.
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Smoking continues to be an important risk factor for coronary heart disease and acute heart attack with a subsequent high mortality rate. One way to make it easier to quit nicotine addiction could be to quit smoking with an e-cigarette.
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A team discovered a marker that quickly indicates the extent of developing wounds via the bloodstream. In this way, both the healing and therapeutic success of medical intervention can be precisely monitored.
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Scientists from the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) identified an enzyme that is responsible for the dangerous stem cell properties of glioblastoma, which represents a possible "Achilles tendon" in which the cells are vulnerable.
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In a recent French study, researchers observed that the consumption of sugary beverages can increase the risk of cancer. This applies not only to soft drinks but also to juices with 100% fruit content.
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Although barely developed or available to the public, there is already a first study on the possible dangers of flexible screen technology. According to the research team, the nanowires used could get into cells and cause damage, resembling the risks of asbestos fibers.
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Laboratory populations of bacteria that accumulate hidden genetic variants are capable of surprising evolutionary leaps. This "cryptic" genetic variation gives bacteria many more opportunities to adapt to rapid environmental changes.
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The brown dog tick is increasingly migrating from southern climes to Germany. Once dragged into the house by a dog, the tick nests and lays up to 4,000 eggs. Then, the tick can also become a problem for humans. The German University of Hohenheim is asking for everyone's help to keep track.
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Virtual Reality (VR) therapy is a time-saving and personal method of psychiatric treatment with proven effectiveness. The Oxford-based company Oxford VR is currently working on the development of VR therapies for social phobias and psychosis.
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Cells are equipped with effective defense mechanisms to combat intruders. Battle and building plans are written in the genes that must be activated when an enemy attack takes place. Scientists developed a new method to study the activity of thousands of genes in single cells.
