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Research
Internal Medicine
Social Inequality and Women’s Health: Why Does Menopause Occur Early?
How much does a woman's reproductive health depend on her social status?
We often view menopause as a genetically predetermined event, but the reality is...
Interview
Early Life Isn’t a Blank Page: What Indigenous Communities Teach Us About Microbiome Vulnerability
Our bodies host vast microbial ecosystems that quietly shape immunity, metabolism, and even behavior. Over recent decades, research has moved microbiomes from the margins...
Campaigns
Arts for Health: Georgia’s First Systematic Report
The impact of the arts on human mental and physical well-being has long transcended theoretical debate, establishing itself as a rigorous subject of neurobiological...
Research
The “Westernization” of the Microbiome
In the far south of Venezuela, across roughly 45,000 square kilometers of dense jungle, the indigenous Ye'kwana and Yanomami-Sanema communities live in scattered settlements....
News
Research: Recreational drug use significantly increases the risk of stroke in young adults.
A team of researchers from the University of Cambridge, having analyzed data from over 100 million people, has determined that the use of cannabis,...
News
Research: The impact of war on civilian health does not disappear even after 50 years
According to a recent study by sociologists at the University at Buffalo, childhood exposure to war and violence is directly linked to a high...
Neurology
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: 2026 Therapeutic Achievements and RNA Technologies
The passing of Grey's Anatomy actor Eric Dane at the age of 53 has once again brought Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) into the center...
Interview
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Overcoming Communication Barriers for Patients in Intensive Care
In a clinical setting, especially in the intensive care unit, a deficit in verbal communication causes a significant limitation of the patient's autonomy. The...