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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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 in the Georgian Medical Journal,…
Scoliosis Risk in Students: Postural Habits and Lifestyle Under the Microscope
Scoliosis affects roughly 2–3% of adolescents worldwide, and while genetics plays a role in who develops it, a new survey…
Ethiopia Study Reveals Stakeholder Concerns Over Novel Malaria Treatments
A qualitative study in Ethiopia reveals that health workers and patients view shorter-course malaria treatments as promising but harbour significant…
Sitafloxacin monotherapy matches doxycycline-rifampicin for brucellosis treatment in landmark trial
A multicenter randomized trial in The Lancet Regional Health – Western Pacific found that sitafloxacin monotherapy is non-inferior to standard…
Ultra-processed foods linked to higher kidney cancer risk in large US study
A prospective analysis of over 300,000 US adults found that higher consumption of ultra-processed foods is associated with elevated kidney…
UK Resident Doctors Strike Over Pay Amid NHS Service Disruptions
Resident doctors across the UK have begun strike action in a pay dispute, with the British Medical Association confirming that…
Fish Oil Supplements Reach the Brain but Show No Cognitive Benefit, Two-Year Study Finds
A two-year randomized controlled trial found that fish oil supplements successfully deliver omega-3 fatty acids to brain tissue but produce…
Five-year survival gap persists after septic shock discharge, study finds
A study of 24,566 ICU patients across Australia and New Zealand found that survivors of septic shock face persistently elevated…