Respiratory system

Lung cancer. Illustration: depositphotos.com

A new blood test for the early detection of tissue damage caused by cancer treatments

A method developed at the Hebrew University allows early detection of lung damage among cancer patients receiving antibody-based treatments, using a simple non-invasive blood test
Histological section of the nasal cavity and turbinates of a mouse that received a nasal vaccine

The immune cells discovered under the nose

The scientists of the Weizmann Institute of Science have discovered antibody-producing cells in the bone tissue of the nasal concha and thereby plant hope for the development of more effective nasal vaccines and new treatments for allergies and neurological and autoimmune diseases
Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Want to extend life? Don't snore

50-year-old women who snore are at increased risk of having sleep apnea
Prof. Bat Sheva Kerem, photo: Douglas Guthrie, Hebrew University.

A new drug for the treatment of cystic fibrosis patients

The corona virus harms health. Illustration: Image by Hatice EROL from Pixabay

Carriers of the PiZ and PiS mutations - at high risk of severe morbidity and mortality from corona

In a conversation with the Hiden site, Prof. David Gurevich, co-author of the article, explains that the gene in question causes serious lung diseases in the homozygous state, but few studies have been conducted in the heterozygous state. The researchers suggest conducting a survey
trachea and lungs. Illustration: shutterstock

Vaccinations against respiratory tract infections reduce death rates from heart failure

Vaccinations against influenza and pneumonia are associated with low mortality rates of patients hospitalized for heart failure. This is the result of a study in which almost three million Americans participated and was revealed at the ESC
A CT scan showing the inflammatory lesions in the lungs. Mluisamtz11/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA

The corona virus: even when there are no symptoms, damage to the lungs is caused

There are many causes of difficulty breathing, but doctors now understand them better. In the photo - a US Air Force doctor treats a man suffering from shortness of breath, South Korea. Photo: US Air Force photo by Senior Airman Gustavo Gonzalez.

The confusing causes of shortness of breath

Thorax significantly shortens the initial and decisive treatment time for gunshot and stab wounds in the chest (credit: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

A life-saving device for chest casualties

The facility of the LIKE A FISH company.

breathe like a fish

The structure of the nose. Illustration: shutterstock

even though

The olfactory cells in the nose at the ends of which are CILLIA hairs. Image shutterstock

Smart windows inspired by nose hairs

Lung-on-a-chip mimics the microstructures of tissues with multiple airways. In this image, colorants flow in three different vertical paths separated from each other by transparent membranes (shown by the dashed rectangle). [Courtesy: RTI International]

Lung-on-a-chip

Asthma attack (short). Photo: shutterstock

A new cleaning method that reduces short attacks

X-ray of a patient with pneumonia. Photo: shutterstock

The "Breaking Bad" bacterium / Robin Brown

cough. Photo: shutterstock

Health sciences - whooping cough as a metaphor / Marin McKenna

A carp whose gills are open all the time, due to a genetic defect. Photo: from Wikipedia

How do you remove air from water?

A girl with CF is assisted by respiratory systems. From Wikipedia

Foam restores breath / Kathryn Harmon

An illustration of what happens when an allergen hits a tissue. From Wikipedia

A new substance for allergy prevention

The procedure for testing the sample and running the exam paper. Take a 10 mm piece of the collection paper. The metal particles are acid-dissolved in the microwave for 45 seconds. The paper is then neutralized with a basic substance and placed on top of the test paper. Adding water to the test paper causes the ionized metals to move to the detection points on the paper, where they are attached From the beginning of the desired reactants for identification using a color change Photo: American Chemical Society

An innovative device warns of high levels of metals in the air

A girl with CF is assisted by respiratory systems. From Wikipedia

Fresh Air to Breathe / Stephen M. Rowe, J. P. Clancy and Eric G. Sorcher

Smoking utensils are served at an Aztec feast. From the Florentine codex, late 16th century

Brainwashing - what is between a cigarette, appetite and body weight? / Yitzhak Farnes

Robert Koch

The enemy within: bacteria revisited

Structures consisting of carbon nanoparticles

Carbon black nanoparticles can cause medical damage

Dr. Richard Adegbola from the Bill Gates Foundation. Photo: Conference Group

Bill Gates wants to vaccinate the world

Respiro - artificial blood cells

How to breathe underwater: the first synthetic red blood cells

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Can physics teachers really be boring to death?

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

A high level of carbon dioxide can damage the muscles of lung patients

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

There are solutions for the rare disease - pulmonary hypertension