For almost 20 years, there have been stops in Sweden for clinical drug trials with acutely ill unconscious patients who cannot make their own decision to participate. It has received a lot of criticism over the years because it has hindered research on, among other things, cardiac arrest and stroke. The halt in research has … Read more
Background The development of new cancer treatments, e.g. Immunotherapies have been very successful in recent times. However, many patients with advanced cancer do not respond to these treatments. Lung cancer is an example where about 70% of patients do not respond to immunotherapy. Neuroblastoma, a childhood cancer, is another example, where 50% of the high-risk … Read more
Background Colorectal cancer affects approximately 6,800 people annually in Sweden. The treatment has improved, which has led to an increased survival, but still almost half of the patients suffer from difficult-to-treat relapses with a high risk of death. In the case of widespread disease, there are treatments that prolong survival, but which only in a … Read more
The Sagittarius A* is a tricky object to study because of the spots along its event horizon. Lubang Hitam. (NASA/Event Horizon Telescope collaboration et al.) Hitekno.com – NASA planning to study black hole moster that is at the center of the Milky Way galaxy. For that, the American space agency Serikan has prepared a way. … Read more
In the era of the development of several new genres of photography (aerial, underwater or in 3 dimensions), requiring high-performance equipment, photographic or not, allowing to have a new vision of the world around us, the artist Moroccan painter and photographer Abdelkader Badou made his breakthrough, imposing his style. Badou is indeed one of the … Read more
The black circles that have appeared on the bodies of some have aroused more than a curiosity athletes of the Italian national team competing in the world championships in Budapest. He also exhibited them Gregorio Paltrinieri which, even in its polka dot version, he managed to conquer gold in the 1,500 freestyle updating the European … Read more
Scientists have been aware for some time that the experiences you have as a child play an important role in shaping the way your brain matures. For the past 15 years, a team of researchers has studied brain development children to identify what aspects of early life experiences affect brain maturation. In a recently published … Read more
A universal cancer vaccine? Despite what is frequently seen in the media and networks, there is no universal cancer vaccine. However, in recent years efforts have been focused and design mechanisms to empower our immune system to kill tumors and cancer cells. To achieve this, different strategies have been developed, such as immunotherapies who are … Read more
On May 2, 2020, the great Kabyle singer “Idir” passed away at the Paris hospital in Bichat at the age of 71. This news plunged the Amazigh world and its fans into inconsolable sadness because he was the champion of a culture and an age-old identity that he never stopped defending on all stages of … Read more
The new list of professions in recruitment shortage published by Forem includes 141 positions this year, i.e. 15 more than the 2021 list. For 37 of these professions, 30% of workers are over 50. Since the beginning of the year, 40% of the positions advertised on the Forem site concern critical functions and shortage occupations. … Read more