Menopause and Brain Health: What Nature Medicine’s New Study Reveals

Menopause is often described in terms of hot flashes, sleep disruption and changes in hormone levels. But researchers are increasingly interested in what happens...

Ophthalmologist Tina Jikurashvili at the International EURETINA Congress: Latest Breakthroughs and Prospects in Retinal Disease Management

The International EURETINA Congress brought together world-leading specialists, researchers, and innovators in the field. The event's primary focus was exploring cutting-edge advancements in diagnosing,...

Cancer Treatment in Millimeters: The Role of Radiosurgery in Modern Oncology

One of the major challenges in cancer treatment is to destroy tumor cells while minimizing damage to healthy tissues. Advances in radiation oncology have...

Ken Walker – The American Doctor Who Gave His Heart to Georgia

2026/ First edition Ken Walker - The American Doctor Who Gave His Heart to Georgia By Ekaterine Saria "That Was When I Met Ken Walker..."...

Melanoma Diagnosis, Innovative Treatment Approaches, and Their Availability in Georgia

Melanoma accounts for a relatively small proportion of malignant skin tumors, yet its aggressive behavior and potential for metastatic spread make it a disease...

Speech may offer a low-cost window into brain aging

A person’s speech may reveal more than what they are trying to say. Changes in pauses, speaking speed, pitch, vocabulary and the precision of...

Cellular recycling does not simply decline with age, study finds

Autophagy - the process cells use to break down and recycle damaged proteins and other cellular waste - has often been described as one...

Regional Cooperation Against HIV and Tuberculosis

A regional workshop on strengthening HIV and tuberculosis responses in Central Asia and Eastern Europe was held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, on 29–30 September 2026....