Thyroid cancer tests
Imagine a small organ weighing only 20–25 grams that controls your energy level, mood, and even your heart rate every day. It...
Diseases and symptoms
Food intolerance: from scientific discoveries to everyday life
How the concept of food intolerance emerged A few decades ago, any negative reaction to foods was automatically considered an allergy. It was only in the 1960s and 1970s that...
Cortisol and obesity: how the stress hormone affects weight
Why do some people gain weight quickly even with a relatively small calorie surplus, while others remain slim despite more...
Genetics of heart disease: heredity, risks, and personalized medicine
Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death in the world. Traditionally, risk factors include poor diet, stress, physical inactivity, and bad habits....
Male infections: features, symptoms and diagnosis
The true scale of the problem Male genitourinary tract infections are one of the most common reasons for consulting a urologist, andrologist, or dermatovenereologist. Despite the availability of information,...
Renal cell carcinoma tumor markers: how modern medicine recognizes kidney cancer in the early stages
Kidney cancer is one of the most insidious cancers, often developing asymptomatically. In most cases, it is discovered by chance -...
Stress and blood pressure: the connection everyone should know about
Have you ever noticed how during conflict or excitement your heart starts to beat faster and your blood pressure seems to "jump"? This is no coincidence....
Anaphylaxis: How to recognize and act in the event of a dangerous reaction
Imagine: you ate a regular food or took a regular medicine, but suddenly you experience severe difficulty breathing, dizziness, or redness of the skin. This can...
Hepatitis D: what is it, who needs the test and what are the indications for it?
Hepatitis D is an infectious disease caused by the Hepatitis D Virus (HDV). This virus is unique in that it is unable to...
