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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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Public Health Institute of Georgia publishes first activity report covering 2011–2026
PHIG's retrospective report covers fifteen years of accreditation advocacy, patient councils and knowledge platforms, and introduces a fixed annual report…
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Is Epilepsy Written in the Genes? Georgian Study Investigates the APP Gene Variant
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