Critical discovery of the year in medical service

There is no end to the research of medical scientists or researchers to save us from various diseases, to save us from the effects of premature death, to give us a healthy life way or to develop a healthy life-style of disease free life. In the continuation of their research, some innovative and important discoveries have been made in medicine in 2017. This report about the discovery of the year's breakthrough.

• Hepatitis-C treatment: This year, a breakthrough study reveals that a single receptor cell is found in the human body. It is able to detect Hepatitis-C. According to the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention, this cell may be the main step for developing a vaccine or for hepatitis C treatment. But it is not big news. The big news comes in late August. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States has approved a new drug for hepatitis C treatment. The name is Mevirat and its generic name is GlakePrivier and Prednatreswier. It is an eight-week medical treatment for hepatitis-C patients. Edward Cox, director of the institute, said, "The approval has been given to the treatment of short-term treatment for many patients and for some patients."

• Breast Cancer Treatment: In the past year, UK researchers found two existing cancer treatment medicines - Hersapatin and Tivarub's new combination. Medicines reduce the size of the tumor on the aggressive form of breast cancer. This year the FDA approved a new drug for the same type of breast cancer. The name of the drug is Narliks ​​(Generic Name: Naratinib). This is approved for first-stage patients. Its aim is to reduce the risk of recurrence of cancer. Richard Pajdur, director of the FDA's oncology center of excellence, said, "HRR-positive breast cancer is an attacking tumor that can spread to other parts of the body, and this will be an important role in the therapeutic therapy (nerlings) in its treatment plan." For breast cancer patients, there is an option after primary health care or treatment that can come back to cancer Ekate can help. "

• Add-on therapy for Parkinson's disease: According to the US National Institutes of Health, Parkinson's is a Movement Disorder, which causes dopamine-producing chemicals in the brain if they are damaged or killed. Dopamine helps in transmitting signals between the producing areas of the brain. At present, the treatment protocol or treatment system is not consistent and has side-effects. But new diseases of this disease are showing the light of hope for Zedago. Which may serve as a treatment for patients to increase the effectiveness of previous treatment.

• New definition of high blood pressure: Hypertension can not show symptoms often. But it is risky for cardiovascular diseases. Indeed high blood pressure doubles the risk of stroke, heart disease or other vascular disease. Your blood pressure reading indicates two numbers or two types of blood pressure: 1. Systolic blood pressure 2. Diastolic pressure. According to the science news, scores on the previous 140 were considered systolic blood pressure and over 90 medications were considered diastolic blood pressure. According to the Task Force new guideline, the score 130 is cystic pressure and the score is 80 diastolic pressure. Considering this new guideline for the Task Force, almost half of American Americans will read the new definition of high blood pressure. To reduce hypertension or high blood pressure, the American Heart Association recommends first to look at life-style.

• Advancement of child cancer treatment: Leukemia attacks about 3,100 children every year in the United States. Currently there are remedies for this disease, those who did not have any prior options. Kevin J., medical doctor, New York City's Memorial Sloan Catering Cancer Center. Karen introduced this breakthrough treatment. This treatment, known as CAR T-cell therapy (also known as kimariyah) and it is recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of children and young adults with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALA). It works by directing the body's immune system to attack the cancer cells. Dr. Karen's 15-year-old patient, Jack Swart, was given CART-cell therapy, who had been battling acute lymphoblastic leukemia for 10 years. Within one month of treatment he got relieved. Jack soon became a strong stranger to a sister marrow or bone replacement, which could save her life. Jack Readers says to Digest, "I was initially scared of side-effects of CAR-T cell therapy. But I did not have any side effects. I was very lucky and now I feel like I am not sick, and stay home and see my friends.
  But recent discoveries suggest new and improved diagnosis and treatment for pancreatic cancer. In particular, according to the STAT News report, in 2010, four important discoveries of pancreatic cancer were identified.

According to the report published in Science, researchers have found intestinal bacteria in pancreatic cancer, which in reality makes chemotherapy objectionable. Understanding this issue, scientists can invent new treatments to prevent microbioma from the body.

• Researchers have found a connection between the onset of diabetes and pancreatic cancer, which can help to quickly diagnose pancreatic cancer. Obviously some people have diabetes by developing pancreatic cancer in pancreatic conditions. To determine the root cause of diabetes, more sensitive test can detect pancreatic cancer very soon.

• A group of gastrointestinal cancer centers in the Dana-Farbay Cancer Institute have discovered that 90 percent of pancreatic cancer patients are not only genetic mutations, but also have many genetic variations with different results or consequences. It can lead to genetic-based fancy treatment for pancreatic cancer.

• Immunotherapy has shown hope as a treatment. A small and first-stage study suggests that combination of two immune therapy can help some patients. University of California's GI Oncology Program co-director Dr. Zev Wenberg said, 'It's a light of hope for using immuno therapy. Earlier, an immunotherapy could not respond to pancreatic cancer. '

• Autism Gene Symptom: Scientists of the University of Southern California (USC) have recently identified a hotspot for autism related mutations in a single gene known as TRIO. This discovery was published in Nature Nature Comunication. Bruce Herring, a well-known author of this study, and USC's Dana and David Dorneseph College of Letters, Neurobiologist of Arts and Science, said: "I've never seen so much autism-related mutations in such a small area. We are very confident that these mutations contribute to the development of autism-related diseases. 'It is hoped that this big discovery will be the key to developing more efficient techniques for the treatment of autism spectrum.

• HIV-kick and kills: Current HIV treatments help people who live with this virus for a long time and live a healthy life, but these treatments do not yet make the body free from viruses. Recently a study conducted by the David Geffen School of Medicine, a new medical development was developed to eliminate the latent reservoir of HIV virus. The treatment is involved in stimulating a latent virus in the body, it starts transcribing and destroying it. This method is like pulling out from the hidden places of bad people, but scientists referred to this method of treatment as 'kick and kill' (spark and kill). Scientists are still exploring ways to reduce the toxin of the experimental treatment and to evaluate its effectiveness, it will be tested in large animals before the human body. At the beginning of this year, a team of researchers did a wonderful invention (HIV vaccine clue found on the cow's immune system), which can help in the formation of HIV vaccines.

• Organizational deficit solution: A breakthrough new method is to rejuvenate frozen organisms or limbs, which promises to save millions of people by providing organ donation available by identifying the critical organ failure. A researcher at the University of Minnesota discovered the process of successfully re-energizing large organisms of the heart valves and blood vessels in very low temperatures. According to the University of Minnesota, it is a major step in saving the lives of millions of people by increasing the availability of organ or tissue for transplantation through tissue and organ bank installations.

• Head replacement: It may seem eccentric, but Italian neurosurgeon Sergei Kanavaro claims that he is on the verge of transferring the human head to another human body for the first time. A 31-year-old Russian man, suffering from spinal mascular atrophy, expressed willingness to accept this surgery. In order to convince other surgeons to get help in this risky process, Dr. Convergio told the American Academy of Neurological and Orthopedic Surgeon According to the research published in the CNS neuroscience and therapeutics, Dr. A group of Canadas and Chinese doctors cut off spinal cords of 15 rats and tried to rejoin the spinal cord of their 9. After this experiment, all the remaining rats, except for one, survive 30 days. Dr. It is still unknown whether the Venezuelan Russian has received enough support to complete the surgery.

References: Readers Digest