Genetics, Heart Failure, and New Horizons in Treatment – Interview with Felix Schönrath

The same genetic finding can lead to different lives, and the same intervention can lead to different decisions. Advanced heart-failure medicine is increasingly being...

Infectious Diseases: Global Evolution and Local Challenges

As infectious diseases remain among the most formidable challenges to global public health, sharing international experience and implementing innovative approaches has become more critical...

The First Heart Transplantation in Caucasus Region – Interview with Kamran Musayev

For the first time, a donor heart was transplanted into a patient in the Caucasus region. The operation, performed in Azerbaijan, marked more than...

Does the Immune System Decline or Adapt? Interview with Kosuke Hashimoto

What happens to the immune system when someone lives to 110? Does it collapse under decades of wear and tear, succumbing to the inevitable...

When Behavioral Shaping Met Autism Science: Interview with Benjamin Scott

How do you measure what someone perceives if they can't tell you? It's a fundamental challenge in autism research, where individuals with severe symptoms...

How a New Video Game Helps Researchers Explore Sensory Perception in Autism

For researchers studying autism, there's been a persistent problem: much of the research excludes people with more severe symptoms, particularly those who are nonverbal....

The Immune System Doesn’t Just Age – It Adapts: What Supercentenarians Are Teaching Us

For most of modern immunology, the story has been straightforward and sobering: as we age, our immune system deteriorates. This process, called immunosenescence, leaves...

Laughter as Medicine For COPD Patients

In the world of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) management, treatments tend to fall into familiar categories: inhalers, pulmonary rehabilitation, breathing exercises, and medications....