medical sciences

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University of Tartu-Led Team Pioneers Return of Genetic Risk Results to Biobank Donors
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A new era is dawning in diagnosing sexually transmitted infections in men
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University of Tartu researchers and SelfDiagnostics developed a unique coronavirus rapid test
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University of Tartu researchers help to revolutionise sleep apnoea treatment
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Health Board and University of Tartu to start pilot study of saliva-based coronavirus testing
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Pharmaceutical researchers help to find a new form for colostrum powder
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Study provides clues on curbing the aggressive nature of coronavirus
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Skin cancer diagnostics from just a drop of blood – could it really be true?
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Coronavirus urges scientists to spare no effort
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Estonian Research Council supports joint Nordic research projects on COVID-19
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New potential therapeutic target found for osteosarcoma
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Researchers’ discovery could make the development of coronavirus drugs more efficient
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University of Tartu researchers study the impact of COVID-19 on nurses
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Hallucinations can also be experienced by healthy people
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Novel Drosophila-based disease model to study human intellectual disability syndrome
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Genetics sheds light on causes of adverse events of drugs
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Doctoral thesis gives hints on how to treat melanoma with a virus
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Researchers found a reason why COVID-19 may be life-threatening
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Suicidal thoughts among people with dementia need more attention
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TalTech’s PhD thesis offers a real-time alternative to dialysis quality monitoring by an optical method
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Coronavirus is ten times more prevalent than previously thought
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Screening test by University of Tartu scientists for early identification of the risk for preeclampsia
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New giant database helps find medication and diagnose hereditary diseases
The study showed that copper ions are primarily bound to only two proteins in the blood – ceruloplasmin and serum albumin. A small proportion of copper ions are also bound to histidine and other free amino acids in the blood.
The analysis of copper levels in blood facilitates diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease

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