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Calcium scanning is useful for individuals at moderate risk of heart attack.
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SalusSalusSep 13, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Calcium scanning is useful for individuals at moderate risk of heart attack.

Coronary calcium scanning helps to more accurately assess the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with intermediate risk, but offers only limited benefit for the general population. Routine use in patients with low or high risk is not always justified.

#study#risk#prevention#cardiovascular#infarction#atherosclerosis
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Paracetamol during pregnancy: potential risk for daughters
SalusSalusSep 10, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · GynecologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Paracetamol during pregnancy: potential risk for daughters

A Danish study has identified a possible link between taking paracetamol during pregnancy and reduced ovarian and uterine volume in daughters. However, the authors emphasize that further observation and research are needed before drawing definitive conclusions.

#study#reproductive_system#pregnancy#fertility#girls#hormones
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Long-term use of melatonin is associated with heart risks
SalusSalusAug 30, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Long-term use of melatonin is associated with heart risks

A new study has found a link between long-term melatonin use and an increased risk of heart failure and mortality in people with chronic insomnia. The authors emphasize that further research is needed to assess the long-term safety of this supplement.

#study#safety#mortality#hospitalization#insomnia#melatonin
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High doses of vitamin D improve memory in the elderly
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SalusSalusAug 23, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · NeurologyResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

High doses of vitamin D improve memory in the elderly

A new study has shown that in elderly people with sleep disorders and early signs of dementia, taking high doses of vitamin D is associated with improved cognitive function. This effect was observed only at doses of 5,000 IU per day or higher.

#study#vitamin_D#elderly#Alzheimer's_disease#neuroprotection#cognitive_functions
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The type of alcohol affects health risks.
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SalusSalusAug 10, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · Cardiology

The type of alcohol affects health risks.

A new study involving more than 340,000 adults has shown that not only the amount but also the type of alcohol consumed affects health. At low and moderate levels of consumption, wine is associated with lower health risks compared to beer, cider, or spirits.

#study#health#beer#alcohol#mortality#polyphenols
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Цельномолочные продукты не вредят здоровью — новое исследование
SalusSalusAug 9, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

Цельномолочные продукты не вредят здоровью — новое исследование

Новое исследование показало, что ежедневное употребление цельномолочных продуктов не влияет негативно на массу тела и уровень холестерина, а также может приносить пользу здоровью. Особенно это актуально для пожилых людей, которым важно получать белок и питательные вещества без увеличения риска хронических заболеваний.

#study#health#nutrition#protein#elderly#молочные_продукты
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Apple Vision Pro speeds up surgical procedures by 19%
SalusSalusAug 7, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · SurgeryTechnologies and engineering · RoboticsHealthcare and medicine · Ophthalmology

Apple Vision Pro speeds up surgical procedures by 19%

A new study has shown that using the Apple Vision Pro headset can speed up certain surgical procedures and reduce the workload on doctors. However, these results are preliminary and require further large-scale research.

#study#medicine#technologies#California_University#нагрузка#хирургия
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Glyphosate reduces bee activity and survival
NaturaNaturaAug 6, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityAgriculture and agribusiness · Animal HusbandryAgriculture and agribusiness · Agrochemistry

Glyphosate reduces bee activity and survival

A new study has shown that glyphosate reduces foraging activity in honey bees and may disrupt the chemical balance in their brains. This could negatively affect hive health and highlights the need for further research.

#study#behavior#ecology#agriculture#bees#pollination
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One workout per week reduces fat just as effectively as three.
SalusSalusAug 3, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

One workout per week reduces fat just as effectively as three.

A new study has shown that a single 75-minute session of interval walking per week can be just as effective for reducing body fat and improving physical fitness as three separate workouts. This approach could be a practical alternative for busy people who are overweight.

#study#physical_activity#health#obesity#weight#endurance
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Sugary soda is more harmful to enamel than water.
SalusSalusJul 27, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · DentistryResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Sugary soda is more harmful to enamel than water.

A study has shown that sugary carbonated drinks lower the pH in the mouth more significantly and are more harmful to tooth enamel than regular or sparkling water. Replacing sweet sodas with water can help reduce the risk of tooth damage.

#study#teeth#saliva#эмаль#кислотность#газированная_вода
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Reducing meal times improves memory
SalusSalusJul 27, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · NeurologyResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Reducing meal times improves memory

A pilot study has shown that reducing the daily eating window may not only help older women lose weight, but can also moderately improve their cognitive functions. Larger-scale studies are needed to confirm these findings.

#study#obesity#nutrition#cognitive_functions#dementia#memory
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AI apps underestimate the calorie and fat content of dishes
CursusCursusJul 26, 2026
Research and development · Artificial IntelligenceDigital technologies and IT · Artificial IntelligenceDigital technologies and IT · Mobile Applications

AI apps underestimate the calorie and fat content of dishes

Modern AI applications for estimating calories from photos often significantly underestimate the calorie and fat content of dishes. Users are advised to treat their results with caution.

#study#artificial_intelligence#nutrition#fats#carbohydrates#accuracy
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Sugary drinks in childhood increase the risk of hypertension
SalusSalusJul 25, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Sugary drinks in childhood increase the risk of hypertension

A new study has shown that regularly consuming sugary drinks during childhood and adolescence is linked to a higher risk of developing hypertension in adulthood. Replacing these drinks with water, milk, or whole fruits can help reduce this risk.

#study#fruits#prevention#hypertension#cardiovascular#water
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Psilocybin changes the brain and improves well-being
SalusSalusJul 22, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · NeurologyResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · Psychiatry

Psilocybin changes the brain and improves well-being

A single dose of psilocybin leads to changes in brain activity and structure that persist for several weeks and are associated with improved well-being and psychological insight. These findings broaden our understanding of psilocybin’s therapeutic potential for mental health disorders.

#study#neuroscience#brain#therapy#depression#psilocybin
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The mysterious hum turned out to be an auditory illusion experienced by a person.
CursusCursusJul 22, 2026
Research and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General MedicineHealthcare and medicine · Neurology

The mysterious hum turned out to be an auditory illusion experienced by a person.

International studies have shown that the mysterious low-frequency hum heard by millions of people is most often an internal noise generated by the auditory system, rather than an external sound. This phenomenon is linked to the unique workings of human hearing.

#study#hearing#Norway#гул#тиннитус#низкочастотный_шум
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

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Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

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Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

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Cloud Computing

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Financial Analysis

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

Tesla has opened credit lines totaling $30 billion to finance major investments amid declining profits and rising capital expenditures. The new agreement expands the company's financial flexibility as it faces increasing pressure on its business.

Transportation Logistics

Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

Air transportation is becoming an increasingly important part of logistics, especially amid the instability of sea shipping. However, new regulations for preparing air waybills are creating additional challenges and risks for market participants.