Major Polish study tests if diet and exercise can reduce obesity and slow ageing
A major interdisciplinary research project has been launched in Poland to investigate whether an anti-inflammatory diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids and combined aerobic-resistance training can improve metabolic health, reduce obesity and chronic inflammation, and even slow biological ageing.
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Viral DNA triggers autoimmunity when unchecked, study finds
A large portion of the human genome is made up of viral remnants, genetic material left behind by ancient infections. New research published in Cell Reports reveals that when these sequences become overactive, they can trigger autoimmune diseases.
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Up to 5 million Poles suffer from migraines yet treatment remains inadequate, study finds
As many as 5 million people in Poland may suffer from migraines, making the condition a significant public health and economic burden, according to the largest national study on migraine to date.
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Ageing can be controlled, say experts
Until recently, ageing was widely regarded as an inevitable, genetically determined process. But mounting scientific evidence is challenging that notion, suggesting ageing may not only be influenced by external factors, but actively slowed.
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Migraine symptoms may worsen with menopause, new study finds
Contrary to long-standing belief, migraines do not necessarily subside after menopause. In many cases, symptoms may intensify and become harder to treat, according to a new research review by Polish neurologist Dr. Marta Waliszewska-Prosół from the Medical University of Wrocław.
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Polish physicist awarded ERC Grant to develop non-invasive ‘Quantum Biopsy’ for cancer detection
Professor Paweł Moskal from the Jagiellonian University has been awarded a prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant for a groundbreaking project that aims to transform cancer diagnostics. His team is exploring whether quantum measurements from a PET scan could non-invasively determine tissue oxygenation levels—a key indicator of tumour malignancy—offering a potential alternative to traditional biopsies.
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Ammonia fuels tumor growth by disabling immune cells, Polish study finds
A team of researchers led by Dr. Magdalena Winiarska from the Institute of Experimental and Clinical Medicine of the Polish Academy of Sciences has shown that ammonia accumulating in solid tumours suppresses the body’s immune response, aiding cancer growth and reducing the effectiveness of immunotherapy.
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Scientists from Łukasiewicz develop natural polymer hydrogels capable of self-repair
Scientists from the Łukasiewicz – Industrial Chemistry Institute in Warsaw have developed a new class of hydrogels made from natural polymers, including starch, that can self-repair structural damage within hours.
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Wrocław Medical University takes 13th place in world ranking, ahead of Oxford and Yale
Wrocław Medical University has come 13th in the field of heart and circulatory system diseases in the latest U.S. News Best Global Universities 2025–2026 ranking.
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Cracow University of Technology student joins team working on new treatment methods
A Cracow University of Technology student will work together with scientists from Canada, the US and Austria on new methods of preventing bone demineralisation in astronauts, who are more susceptible to fractures and osteoporosis due to prolonged exposure to microgravity.
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