Endocrine and Metabolism

  • Endocrine and Metabolism,  First Aid and Emergency

    Legal Case: Death Due to Throat Inflammation

    The sore throat and fever are familiar to many, especially during the colder months when colds and respiratory infections are common. These symptoms are usually temporary, but in certain cases, they can indicate more serious problems. Pregnant women are particularly at risk, as infections can escalate quickly due to their weakened immune systems. Proper medical care and early intervention can be crucial in the treatment process, as delays can have fatal consequences. When seeking medical care, several factors must be taken into account, such as the patient’s age, health status, and the severity of the illness. Pharyngitis, which often accompanies symptoms like fever and pain, can often be treated at…

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  • Addictions,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    The Mediterranean lifestyle alone is not a sufficient solution.

    The Mediterranean diet and lifestyle have long been a symbol of protection for cardiovascular health; however, a recent Spanish study has shed new light on this finding. The study examined the health status of 2,270 patients and the risk factors for cardiovascular diseases. The results were surprising: researchers found that the Mediterranean lifestyle does not provide protection against cardiovascular problems. During the research, the proportion of overweight individuals among participants was the highest, and the lack of physical activity and elevated cholesterol levels also proved to be alarmingly high. Those with low educational attainment were at the greatest risk, as cardiovascular diseases were particularly common among them. Cardiovascular diseases are…

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  • Autoimmune and Rare Diseases,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    Sleep Disorder-Related Psychological Disorders

    The sleep is one of the most important elements of human life, providing not only rest but fundamentally influencing our daily performance and well-being. The deterioration of sleep quality is a phenomenon experienced by many, which can stem from various factors. Stress, workplace and personal life issues, an inadequate sleeping environment, and bad habits can all contribute to the development of sleep disorders. These disorders not only make resting difficult but can also lead to numerous physical and mental health problems. Modern lifestyles are often fast-paced and demanding, which further increases the risk of sleep disorders. Establishing and maintaining healthy sleep habits is becoming increasingly important. Creating a proper sleeping…

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  • Addictions,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    Wheelchair Users for Prevention

    A realization of independent living for people with disabilities is not just an idea, but also an active community effort that helps raise social awareness. The collaboration between wheelchair users and the professionals who assist them can greatly contribute to shaping public opinion and integrating people with disabilities. The aim of sensitizing programs is to draw attention to the real situations faced by people with mobility impairments and the challenges they encounter in everyday life. Events such as the performance titled “Just Dance” are not only entertaining but also educational. Participants gain insight into the lives of people with mobility impairments, their experiences, and the difficulties they face, which are…

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  • Endocrine and Metabolism,  First Aid and Emergency

    Runner’s Knee Problem (Iliotibial Band Syndrome)

    The health of the knee joint is crucial for athletes and those leading an active lifestyle. Due to the complex structure of the knee joint, various disorders can occur that affect movement and sports performance. One of the most common problems is runner’s knee, which can cause uncomfortable symptoms and significantly impact daily activities. Several factors can contribute to the development of runner’s knee, and the issue can occur not only among runners but also among individuals participating in other sports. The disruption of the interaction between the patella and the femur can arise for various reasons, often leading to pain. To maintain a healthy knee, it is important to…

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  • Digestive System,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    Signs and Risk Factors of Tuberculosis (TB)

    The tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease that poses a challenge to healthcare systems in many parts of the world. This pathogen, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, can be transmitted through airborne droplets when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or talks. TB affects not only the lungs but also several other organs, such as the gastrointestinal tract, the urinary and reproductive organs, and the bones. In many cases, the disease remains asymptomatic for a long time, making early diagnosis and treatment difficult. The importance of screening tests is paramount, as early detection of TB is essential for effective treatment. The incidence of TB varies significantly depending on social conditions, and it can be…

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  • Endocrine and Metabolism,  Exercise and Sports

    How Do Babies Acquire Knowledge?

    The language learning abilities of infants are astonishing and manifest quite early. The latest research shows that babies acquire the grammatical rules of language at an incredible speed. The advancement of linguistic sciences enables us to better understand how infants respond to linguistic stimuli and how they process them. Infants’ brains are highly receptive to linguistic structures, which can be observed as early as four months of age. In studies, German infants were played Italian sentences, and EEG measurements indicated that babies can store syntactic relationships in less than fifteen minutes and can also respond to different linguistic patterns. This discovery sheds new light on the early stages of language…

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  • Addictions,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    What could be the causes of lactose intolerance in children?

    The lactose intolerance, also known as lactose malabsorption, is an increasingly common condition today, particularly among children. In this condition, the body is unable to properly break down lactose, leading to various digestive problems. This phenomenon can be concerning for children’s development, as milk and dairy products are important sources of nutrients for the younger population. The causes of lactose intolerance can be diverse, and not all cases are due to hereditary predisposition. There are also types that develop as a consequence of other diseases, which is why it is important for parents to focus not only on the symptoms but also on identifying the underlying causes. The aim of…

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  • Endocrine and Metabolism,  Health Tourism and Prevention

    The diagnosis of snoring and sleep study techniques

    The phenomenon of snoring complicates the lives of many people, particularly among younger men. As time goes by, it is becoming increasingly common among women, especially during menopause. Snoring not only puts a strain on partner relationships but can also pose serious health risks. Therefore, it is important to take snoring seriously and seek examination if necessary. The consequences of snoring can be multifaceted. A snorer may experience fatigue, headaches, irritability, and decreased concentration, which can affect their daytime performance. If someone notices these symptoms in themselves, it is worth considering whether they snore. Sleep apnea is particularly concerning, as this phenomenon can lead to more severe health issues, such…

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  • Diseases and Symptoms,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    The Genetic Background of Endometriosis

    The research on women’s reproductive health is increasingly coming to the forefront, as various conditions such as endometriosis affect the lives of many women worldwide. Endometriosis is a complex and often painful disease that places tissue similar to the inner lining of the uterus outside the uterine cavity. Continued scientific research is essential for understanding and treating this disease, which can help improve diagnosis and therapies. The prevalence of endometriosis among women of reproductive age is notable, affecting 6-10% of these women. The disease poses not only physical but also emotional and mental challenges, as pain and symptoms can significantly impact daily quality of life. Researchers aim to gain deeper…

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