GMJ Briefs
Georgia’s Rapid Response Model: How Modern Public Health Infrastructure Shortens Crisis Response Time
Georgia's National Food Agency acted faster than many larger nations by leveraging modern public health infrastructure and evidence synthesis during…
Georgian Medical Journal Establishes Unified Ethical Framework for Critically Ill Research Participants
Georgian law fully aligns with international standards for protecting critically ill patients in clinical research.
Paradox in Sub-Saharan Africa: Why Sicker Babies Receive Less Healthcare
New seven-country study reveals families seek less formal healthcare for severely ill infants than for mildly sick ones across sub-Saharan…
Paradox in Peril: Why Critically Ill Infants Receive Less Healthcare in Sub-Saharan Africa
New research reveals that severely ill infants in sub-Saharan Africa receive formal healthcare less often than mildly ill children, challenging…
Danish Study Validates Digital Platform for Supporting Children Through Divorce
University of Copenhagen study demonstrates 23% reduction in psychological distress among 847 children using digital therapy platform during parental divorce.
New Research Suggests Vitamin D2 Supplements May Counteract Body’s Natural D3 Production
Study reveals vitamin D2 supplements reduce the body's more effective D3 levels by 25% through metabolic competition.
Wegovy Linked to Significantly Higher Eye Stroke Risk Than Ozempic, FDA Analysis Shows
FDA analysis reveals Wegovy carries 5x higher risk of eye stroke compared to Ozempic, likely driven by higher weight-loss dosing…
WHO Activates International Emergency Protocol for Ebola Bundibugyo Cross-Border Outbreak
WHO declares Ebola Bundibugyo outbreak in DRC and Uganda a public health emergency of international concern with cross-border transmission confirmed.