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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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CMV and Brain Development in Georgian Children: A New Study Protocol
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15 Years of Eye Disease in Georgia: The Largest Descriptive Study Yet
A landmark study spanning 15 years of ophthalmological data from Georgia (2007–2022) has been published…
How Georgia Outpaced Global Supply Chain Chaos During the 2026 Nestlé Infant Formula Crisis
When Nestlé recalled infant formula products in January 2026 over a cereulide contamination concern, the…
New Framework Protects Critically Ill Patients in Clinical Research: International Standards Meet Georgian Law
Enrolling critically ill patients in clinical research raises a hard ethical question: how do you…
Why Patient-Centred Care Fails in Practice: Georgian Study Reveals the Hidden Barriers
Patient-centred care is endorsed in nearly every international policy framework and accreditation standard — yet…