Vol. 1 Issue 1 (2026)
Articles from Georgian Medical Journal Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026) — the inaugural issue covering the full spectrum of medicine, public health, and health systems.
Screening Young Athletes’ Hearts: What a Georgian Cohort Reveals
Sudden cardiac death in children and adolescents is rare, but catastrophic — and a meaningful share of exercise-related cases trace…
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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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A New Voice in Georgian Medicine: Why GMJ Exists
Georgia has produced physicians and medical scientists for centuries — but for most of modern…
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…
Your Patients Have Already Asked the AI: Inside Georgia’s Clinics in the ChatGPT Era
Patients no longer arrive with just symptoms — increasingly, they arrive with AI-generated hypotheses, treatment…
Weight-Loss Surgery in Type 1 Diabetes: A Case That Challenges Old Boundaries
Bariatric surgery is well established for severe obesity and type 2 diabetes — but its…
Acne Isn’t Just Skin Deep: The Metabolic Connection Doctors Are Learning to See
Acne vulgaris is usually explained through the pilosebaceous unit — androgens, clogged follicles, bacteria, inflammation.…