medical sciences

Nanodiamonds may help antidotes against nerve agents reach the brain

Is our personality written in our genes? A new study provides new clues

Most comprehensive analysis of health data ever conducted in Estonia shows that more than 60% of adults have at least one chronic condition

University of Tartu researchers showed that a single genetic test can uncover causes of previously unexplained premature ovarian insufficiency

How psychedelics work?

Treating Glioblastoma With a Trojan Horse

Speeding up blood infection diagnosis to save lives and combat antibiotic resistance

Language models read doctors’ notes to reveal why patients discontinue medication

The success of infertility treatment depends on the early stages of embryo development

Scientists mapped with unprecedented precision how genes shape our metabolism

Study confirms that herpesviruses have co‑evolved with humans for thousands of years

New health data-based models help identify heart disease risk earlier

University of Tartu researchers discovered a new gene causing fetal developmental anomalies

New study shows genes affect how people process medicines

Dietary risks among Nordic and Baltic countries are still significant, and awareness campaigns are not enough

Scientists investigated why people experience iron metabolism disorders so differently

Study: Enhancing breast cancer screening could help save young women’s lives

AI helps detect kidney cancer faster

How to make bones heal faster?

ERC grant helps to explore innovative approaches to improve the diagnosis of ADHD in adults

“Junk DNA“ Supports Nerve Cell Regeneration

The Estonian Biobank data helps explain why some individuals experience more side effects from antidepressants

Estonian researchers create next generation microbes

Genes can predict how well weight-loss surgery will work