Vascular diseases
Gene mutation that can lead to heart disease identified
“This finding is unique in that we found a completely new pathway to atherosclerosis”
Bovine aortas to be used in humans
An academic and his team from Ankara University has produced an aorta that can be used in humans from bovine aortas with a 3D bio-printer.
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New hope to help advanced Parkinson’s patients walk, sleep again
People with advanced Parkinson's disease often struggle to walk more than a few steps or sleep through the night, but new research offers hope of relief from these two debilitating symptoms.
Suffered by millions worldwide, the degenerative disease erodes motor functions and in its later stages often confines patients to a bed or wheelchair.
Bulgaria: First Lady to Undergo Surgery for Cerebral Aneurysm
President Rumen Radev's wife, Desislava, will undergo surgery today because of the serious condition she is in after it became clear that she had three aneurysms in her brain, reported sources from the St.Ivan Rilski hospital, where the First Lady was admitted for treatment.
Bulgaria’s First Lady Hospitalized with Cerebral Aneurysm
President Radev's wife Desislava Radeva was admitted to hospital with an aneurysm. The First Lady has had a severe headache since Friday night, but apparently didn't pay much attention to the symptoms. However, her condition deteriorated severely yesterday evening and overnight she was taken to St. Ivan Rilski hospital in Sofia.
Kawasaki syndrome in children also appeared in Serbia after the coronavirus
But, it should not worry the parents because this is an extremely rare disease that is curable if detected in time.
Scientists Discovered the Most Deadly Modern Disease in 500-Year-Old Mummies
The presence of fatty deposits called plaques in the walls of the arteries of people who died 500 years ago is surprising scientists
They discovered the most deadly modern disease in mummies. An international team of scientists conducted a computer scan of mummies from Greenland. They lived in the sixteenth century, which showed that even then people suffered from blocked arteries.
Jean-Claude Juncker Must Undergo Surgery
On November 11, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker will undergo surgery for the treatment of aneurysms, according to his spokeswoman Mina Andreeva, confirming information from France's press obtained from Juncker's surroundings.
According to the President's relatives, it is an abdominal aortic aneurysm.
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Over 95% of Aneurysms Are Now Treated in Bulgaria
Over 95% of aneurysms are now treated in Bulgaria, too, Assoc. Prof. Stanimir Sirakov, the head of the Centre for Cerebrovascular Diseases at St. Ivan Rilski University Hospital, told Focus Radio.
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Turkish Newspaper Journalists Face Terrorism Trial
A Turkish opposition newspaper itself is the story as 17 of its employees are about to go on trial on charges of aiding a terrorist organisation, BBC reported.
If found guilty, their sentence could be up to 43 years in jail.
A dozen of Cumhuriyet's journalists and managers are behind bars in pre-trial detention. Ten of them have been imprisoned for almost nine months.
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