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What affects test results: 7 factors that change the picture of health
Why test results can be inaccurate Have you ever had a blood or urine test, and then received a completely...
Women's health
Ureaplasma analysis: what you need to know about diagnosing the infection
What is ureaplasma? Ureaplasma is a microorganism that belongs to the class of opportunistic bacteria. It lives on the mucous membranes of the genitourinary system and can...
Human papillomavirus (HPV): how it is transmitted, what it causes and how to protect yourself
What is human papillomavirus? Human papillomavirus (HPV) is one of the most common infections transmitted...
Glucose tolerance test: questions and answers
This article collects answers to the most frequently asked questions about the glucose tolerance test (GTT) — an important study for detecting glucose metabolism disorders....
STI screening: instructions for those who are concerned about their health
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) may not show symptoms for a long time, but can cause serious damage to the body. Screening for STIs...
Genetic mutations: how small changes shape big consequences
Context: Why mutations are increasingly being talked about In the 21st century, genetics has ceased to be just a field of academic research. Genetic tests offer...
HPV PCR analysis: accurate diagnosis of human papillomavirus
What is HPV and why is it important to detect it in time? Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a common pathogen that is transmitted mainly sexually....
Pap test: a key test for early detection of cervical cancer
What is a Pap test? A Pap test, or Papanicolaou smear, is a cytological examination of cervical cells that allows you to detect precancerous changes or early...
Nutrient testing: why is it needed and how is the examination performed?
Nutrients are substances that the body needs to ensure vital functions: energy expenditure, growth, tissue renewal, immunity, and metabolism. To...
