Georgian Dictionary of Public Health
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Balance Problems and the Vulnerable Mind: A Gene Study Links the Inner Ear to Cognition
Vestibular dysfunction — the medical term for chronic balance problems rooted in the inner ear — is increasingly suspected of…
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Cancer and Tuberculosis in the Same Chest: The Diagnostic Trap a CT-Guided Biopsy Solved
Latent tuberculosis and lung cancer are well known to be associated — but active tuberculosis coexisting with lung cancer in…
Why Hospitals Need IT Governance as Much as They Need Doctors
Up to 20–40% of global health expenditure is lost to operational inefficiencies — poor procurement, fragmented workflows, weak coordination. A…
The NAD⁺ Injection Boom: Miracle Anti-Ageing Fix or Unregulated Gamble?
NAD⁺ injections and infusions, along with oral "NAD boosters" like nicotinamide riboside and nicotinamide mononucleotide, have rapidly expanded in wellness…
When Bypass Grafts Clog: Reopening the Heart’s Detours
When coronary bypass surgery uses a vein graft (rather than an artery) and that graft later degenerates or clogs, reopening…
Before the Next Outbreak: A Precautionary Blueprint for Infant Formula Safety
Infant formula may be the sole source of nutrition during one of the most physiologically vulnerable periods of human life…
Poisoned Formula, Global Failure: Lessons from the Cereulide Outbreak
Infant formula is among the most tightly regulated food products in the world — yet a 2025–2026 multi-country contamination event,…
A New Voice in Georgian Medicine: Why GMJ Exists
Georgia has produced physicians and medical scientists for centuries — but for most of modern history, it has lacked a…
Tskaltubo’s Second Act: Can Georgia’s Legendary Spa Town Become Evidence-Based Medicine?
Spa medicine and balneotherapy are re-emerging worldwide as non-pharmacological tools for rehabilitation and preventive health — but they remain, as…