Diabetes and stress: how emotional state affects blood sugar levels
Diabetes and stress are closely linked. For many people with diabetes, emotional stress becomes as dangerous as...
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Laboratory testing as the basis of modern medicine: from methodology to clinical significance
Fundamental Aspects of Laboratory Testing: Accuracy, Validity, and Clinical Interpretation Laboratory testing is the cornerstone of modern diagnostics, as it provides physicians with objective quantitative...
Ferritin blood test: how to prepare, take and understand the result
You may be feeling constantly tired, have noticed that your hair has become more brittle, or simply received a referral from your doctor for a "ferritin" test. This...
Microbiome diagnostics: a new approach to understanding health through bacteria
Microbiome diagnostics has become one of the most important areas of modern laboratory medicine. This method allows us to look into the world of microorganisms that live inside...
HCG blood test: comparison with pregnancy test and clinical significance of the indicator
What is hCG and why is it important? HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) is a hormone that begins to be produced by chorionic cells as early as...
Intestinal bacteria analysis: doctor's answers to frequently asked questions
Bloating, rumbling, unstable stools, skin that suddenly started reacting to familiar foods - all of this can be a consequence of a disruption in the microflora...
Diagnosis of candidiasis: a comparative review of methods and assessment of resistance
Laboratory diagnostics of candidiasis: analytical accuracy of methods and problems of antifungal resistance Candidiasis caused by opportunistic fungi of the genus Candida (in particular C. albicans, C. glabrata,...
Cancer markers for women: how to take care of your health in time
Cancer in women is not a death sentence if you get tested on time. Cancer often develops unnoticed, but modern laboratory diagnostics...
Diagnosis of iron deficiency: how to detect deficiency in time and prevent anemia
Iron is one of the most important trace elements in the body. It is a component of hemoglobin, participates in oxygen transport, and supports the work...