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2017 in Russian archeology: the most interesting discoveries of the year

PHILIPS 21,5" Full HD LCD Monitors on Meridian 2 Chassis Chassis Features, Diagnostics and Mainboard Firmware

32-bit encoder

3D, VR and AR

3D CMB Globe: Download and Print

5" HDMI TFT Display WF50BTIFGDHGX (WINSTAR) for Raspberry PI

8-bit microcontrollers STM8

AC/DC driver for high power LEDs

Airbus: how the coolest helicopters in the world are made

AL5890 - compact 400V linear regulators for powering LED strings

APR346 - miniaturized synchronous rectifier MOSFET driver for network adapters

Arduino Uno in volume control with UMZCH input and output switch

ARM wants to integrate SIM cards into mobile processors

ATtiny3216, ATtiny3217 - new 8-bit tinyAVR microcontrollers expand the functionality of sensor nodes

Axiomtek P1127E-500 - 12.1" Touch Panel Computer

C3M0030090K 900V 63A SiC MOS transistor

Candy Hoover Group summed up the results of 2017

Canon extends the warranty period for image RUNNER, i-SENSYS and MAXIFY office and laser equipment by 2 years

CB AM receiver on K548UN1A

ChipEXPO-2018 - 16th international exhibition for electronics, components, equipment and technologies

CI interface and CAM modules for digital TV

CoolMOS P7: balancing efficiency and ease of use in power converters

CRISPR: clash of the titans and a new hope

Dr.Web 12 - a new level of anti-virus protection

EMD8080 - Fast PIN Photodiode for Ultra-Slim Wearable Devices

Ethereum: a platform for blockchain systems and its creator Vitalik Buterin

FEDOR First: Russian anthropomorphic robot

Flyboard: how a flying segway works and how to use it

Han-Com - exceptional contact density

ICL5102 - new controller for efficient half-bridge AC/DC converter with PFC

KAE-08152 Image Sensor for Low Light Conditions

Kingsman: Agent Outfit Guide

LDC: Mean Well Adjustable LED Drivers with Power Output Stabilization

LED driver for linear luminaires

LED drivers FAN7340 (SLC1012) and SLC2012 for LCD TVs with LED backlight

Mains frequency LED

LG has created a giant transparent flexible display

LinkSwitch-XT2 is a family of AC/DC source controllers for 3-phase electrical networks

LT3964 Powerful 2 Channel 36V LED Driver with I2C Interface

LTC3310S Silent Switcher 10 2A Synchronous DC/DC Buck Converter

LTC3351 - controller for an uninterruptible power supply system based on ionistors

LTC3372 5 Channel 60V DC/DC Buck Converter

Lua for Embedded Systems. Part 9 or... #ESP.Meteo with altimeter function

MagicScroll - a tablet in the form of a magic scroll

Manhattan Style and others

MAX77714 and MAX77752 - multifunction chips for power management of mobile systems based on SoCs and FPGAs

MB85RS4MT - 4-Mbit non-volatile FRAM chips with SPI interface

MicroScan3Т Core from SICK - a new generation of laser security scanners

Modicon M5 SIL3. Functional safety PLC for industrial processes

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Yogurts are good for heart and vascular health 20.02.2018

Eating even small amounts of yogurt has a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular system, reducing the likelihood of developing a heart attack or stroke by about 17-21%, doctors from Boston University (USA) say.

“We have long suspected that long-term consumption of yogurt may reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, as similar effects have been shown for several other fermented milk products. We have shown that this is indeed the case by observing a very large number of men and women with high blood pressure , whose life we have followed in some cases for more than 30 years,” says Justin Buendia from Boston University (USA).

Today, most scientists believe that diet and individual foods have a strong impact not only on a person's weight, but also on the health of his brain, blood vessels, heart and other key organs of the body. For example, recently scientists have shown that eating large amounts of olive oil and Mediterranean dishes significantly reduces the chances of dying from a stroke or heart attack, and excess salt in food, on the contrary, worsens the health of the circulatory system.

Buendia and his colleagues found that yogurt has a beneficial effect on the circulatory system by examining data collected by social and public health services through the Nurse Health Monitoring (NHS) and Health Workers (HPFS) project, which was conducted in the United States from 1980 to 2012.

In total, scientists were able to obtain data on the diet and health of more than 73 Americans in middle and old age, about four thousand of whom died during the work of these projects. This allowed Buendia and his colleagues to understand which components of their diet were associated with health risks and which prolonged life and promoted health.

As data analysis showed, the use of even small amounts of yogurt - about two servings a week - has a strong effect on the state of the cardiovascular system in both men and women.

For example, the likelihood of strokes and heart attacks in nurses and doctors decreased in such cases by about 17 and 21%. In addition, the likelihood of developing some other diseases of the heart and blood vessels decreased by 16% for women, and by 31% for men, if they ate healthy food.

Why there is such a dependence, scientists do not yet know, but they suggest that the beneficial effect of yogurt is due to the fact that it stimulates the production of nitric monoxide, which relaxes blood vessels and causes them to expand, and the enzymes contained in it can prevent the formation of cholesterol plaques on their walls. Both prolong the life of the heart and blood vessels and reduce the likelihood of developing problems with them in the elderly years of life.

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