Will science be able to cure diabetes completely?

What would happen if, one day, people with diabetes no longer needed daily insulin injections? What if scientists could restore the function of the...

Could You Have Diabetes Without Knowing It?

Diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases worldwide. Nevertheless, millions of people do not even know they have it. Type 2 diabetes...

The Paradox of Pain — Why We Need the Sensation We Try to Escape

Touch a hot pan by accident, and you immediately pull your hand away. Hit your toe against the corner of a table, and for...

What Happens to Our Body in the Cold — The Brain’s Invisible Battle

You may have experienced a situation in which, after a prolonged period of tension, even performing ordinary tasks becomes difficult. You find it hard...

How Does Chronic Stress Change Our Brain, and How Reversible Are These Changes?

You may have experienced a situation in which, after a prolonged period of tension, even performing ordinary tasks becomes difficult. You find it hard...

When the Brain Sounds the Alarm: What Happens to Our Body During Stress?

International Stress Awareness Week begins on November 2 and runs through November 6. Its goal is to raise public awareness about the impact of...

Reproductive Genetics — How Science is Changing the Possibilities of Having a Healthy Child

For decades, reproductive medicine focused primarily on overcoming infertility and achieving pregnancy. Advancing modern technologies have significantly expanded this objective. Today, physicians possess growing...

How the language of tears evolved — why do we cry?

Our eyes can well up with tears when we are in severe pain, when we lose someone dear to us, when we reunite with...