A delegation from the republican specialized scientific and practical medical center is participating in the event 'SwanX China Oncology Week', which began in Beijing, China.
A delegation from the republican specialized scientific and practical medical center is participating in the event 'SwanX China Oncology Week', which began in Beijing, China.
As a result of a year-long cross-study of sewage water conducted in Paris, scientists were able to detect twenty-seven different genotypes of the human papillomavirus (HPV).
Among the identified strains, HPV 6, HPV 53, and HPV 66 were the most frequently found. Particular attention was drawn to the highly oncogenic type 16, which was found in 21 percent of the samples analyzed, while type 18 was present in five percent.
Information about the results of this scientific study was officially published in the publication JAMA Network Open.
According to a population analysis conducted by Swedish scientists, intrauterine infections are associated with an increased risk of developing autism spectrum disorders and intellectual disability.
These infections include TORCH infections, such as toxoplasmosis, rubella, cytomegalovirus, and herpesvirus infections, as well as other diseases.
The study results, published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics, are based on data collected from over 3.6 million children in Sweden.
