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21.09.2010, 07:42
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A Russian scientist is trying to convince people they can change the world simply by using their own energy. He claims that thinking in a certain way can have a positive or negative effect on the surrounding environment.
01.02.2010, 18:17
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Politicians are releasing fantastic amounts of hot air jet-setting around the planet in order to debate the alleged threat of global warming. But what about all the other things killing humans?
15.02.2010, 07:17
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Patients in need of a transplant know they could face a dangerously long wait. But now scientists may have some good news on the horizon - as human organs in the future may simply be printed out.
31.08.2009, 10:13
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Russian scientists have developed a new laser which can correct eyesight without cutting the surface of the eye.
14.12.2009, 10:53
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The rate of heart attacks in young Russian men has increased tenfold in just twenty years. The recent death of a 22-year-old movie star, caused by heart failure, has highlighted the serious nature of the condition.
11.01.2010, 08:53
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Bio-skin – a new alternative for the treatment of damaged skin – was recently introduced by a group of Russian scientists. The thin material could help heal and restore human skin and may prove to be a breakthrough.
19.03.2010, 07:22
A group of Russian students in Moscow have designed a cheaper and more comfortable model of endoscope that might be able to help you out to learn what goes on inside your stomach.
19.09.2009, 09:25
With the swine flu pandemic still claiming lives across the world, the battle to fight it continues. Scientists in St. Petersburg are testing a new vaccine as their latest weapon against the virus.
19.10.2009, 11:18
Heart disease is a major problem in Russia, but a new heart monitoring device may allow detecting the signs of heart disease early, and without the need for a hospital trip.
05.04.2010, 10:01
Russia’s first successful implant of an artificial heart could help solve the country’s transplantology problem, where the demand for organs far outweighs the number of donors available.
Published: 24 February, 2010, 09:42
Edited: 02 March, 2010, 14:13
New technology involving the use of calves’ heart valves is allowing surgeons at one of Russia's main medical centers for heart disease to be more successful than ever.
this might be a stupid question but does it grow at the same rate a human heart valve would? you know when you transplant for babies and that.does it grow at all?!!