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Cuba found new therapies to treat many sclerosis
Health experts in Cuba on 2/3 announced a new therapy for multiple sclerosis (MS) has yielded positive results, opening new prospects for treating this neurological dise…
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Glybera - A medicine for the rich only
Glybera gene therapy helps treat rare diseases and has yielded very positive results.
Medicine - Health
New method of treating arrhythmias
The new technique, called cryoablation, has yielded promising results in stabilizing heart rate after being tested at Baylor Jack and Jane Hamilton (US).
Medicine - Health
Pill to prevent HIV / AIDS infection
A daily pill to prevent the spread of HIV / AIDS has yielded positive results in clinical trials in Africa. However, it is still necessary to wait for the results of a w…
Cancer
The United States developed a new vaccine against melanoma
US scientists say the process of testing a new vaccine against melanoma (melanoma) has initially yielded encouraging results.
Science invention
Growing vegetables without soil
Compared to normal planting and care on soil, aeroponics methods yield at least twice as much; growing 2.5 times faster and saving more than 70% of irrigation water.
Science invention
Terahertz frequency generator (THz) uses high temperature superconducting materials.
Electromagnetic radiation in the THz frequency band (1012 Hz) can yield enormous applications, from detecting explosives to cancer diagnosis and treatment.
New technology
Fertilizer produced by sunlight
US scientists have discovered ways to use sunlight to synthesize ammonia, an important ingredient in fertilizer production.
New technology
Photochemical technology improves rice yield
According to experts from the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), based in the Philippines on January 14, photosynthesis in each plant is different.
New technology
'Smart water' boosts oil production by 60%
Norwegian researchers report that injecting a type of seawater called 'smart water' into some low-yield wells can increase the rate of mining by 60 percent.