• Cancer Diseases,  Exercise and Sports

    The Importance of Paternal Age at Conception

    A childbearing is a complex and multifaceted process influenced by various factors. The ideal timing for conception is particularly important, as it relates to the parents’ age. For women, the biological clock is clearly present, as fertility declines over time. In men, the situation is more complicated, as sperm production is maintained throughout their lives. However, a man’s age also affects childbearing, particularly the chances of conception and the health of the unborn child. Research shows that increasing age in men is closely linked to a decline in sperm quality, which can lead to various difficulties in childbearing. Considering these factors, it is crucial for couples to be aware of…

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  • Beauty and Personal Care,  Diseases and Symptoms

    Developmental Abnormalities of Male Genitalia

    A penis, testicles, and urethra developmental disorders can lead to various health issues that significantly affect the quality of life for men. Although these disorders are relatively rare, they can have serious consequences, such as inability to engage in sexual intercourse or difficulties with urination. The spectrum of developmental disorders ranges from minor issues that do not require medical intervention to severe cases that can cause life-threatening conditions. Common Disorders of the Male Genitalia Disorders of the male genitalia are typically noticeable at birth and usually require medical intervention. The range of disorders is wide, and diagnosis requires detailed examination. It is important for parents and doctors to be attentive…

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  • Diseases and Symptoms,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    Genetics does not determine fate, but indicates predisposition to disease.

    The field of genetics is a complex science that examines the relationships between biological inheritance and various diseases. Many tend to think that genetic information automatically determines the future and the likelihood of disease development; however, this is not entirely true. Research shows that genetic predispositions are not the same as fate. Significant differences exist, especially in chronic diseases such as asthma, between predisposition and the actual manifestation of the disease. Asthma prevalence Asthma is becoming increasingly common, particularly among children. Recently, the incidence of the disease has significantly increased, making it one of the most prevalent childhood illnesses in Hungary. This typically chronic inflammatory lung disease involves numerous immunological…

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  • Digestive System,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    What Could Be the Causes of Hearing Loss?

    The phenomenon of hearing loss encompasses a wide spectrum and can be attributed to various causes. While in many cases it is a temporary issue that can be easily treated with medical intervention, in other cases, hearing loss indicates a more permanent or severe condition that can only be restored through surgical means. Understanding the Hearing Process Understanding the process of hearing is fundamentally important, as it allows for the early detection of problems. Sounds arriving through the external auditory canal first vibrate the eardrum, and then the vibrations are transmitted to the inner ear by the ossicles. The organ of Corti located in the cochlea converts stimuli into neural…

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  • Beauty and Personal Care,  Cancer Diseases

    Causes and Risk Factors of Asthma

    Asthma is a common chronic respiratory disease that can appear at various ages, but is most often diagnosed in childhood and young adulthood. The factors responsible for the development of the disease interact in a complex manner and include genetic predisposition as well as environmental influences. There are two main types of asthma: allergic and non-allergic asthma, which have different triggers. Due to inflammation in the airways, the bronchi narrow, making breathing difficult, particularly during exhalation. The intensity of asthma attacks can vary widely, ranging from complete symptom-free periods to severe respiratory difficulties. The treatment and management of asthma are continuously evolving, and it is important for patients to be…

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  • Beauty and Personal Care,  Digestive System

    The breech position may be genetically determined

    The process of childbirth is extremely complex, and several factors influence the position in which the fetus enters the world. The most common birthing position is head-first delivery; however, it is possible for the fetus to enter the birth canal in a breech or footling position. This situation accounts for a relatively small percentage of births, less than 5 percent, but it can pose significant risks, such as stillbirth or other health problems. To understand the causes of breech births, the scientific community is continuously researching the phenomenon. According to the latest findings, genetic background may also play a role in the occurrence of breech births. This discovery could provide…

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  • Beauty and Personal Care,  Health Tourism and Prevention

    Gene responsible for the formation of cleft lip discovered

    A genetic research continuously uncovers new information about human development and the background of various disorders. One notable discovery is cleft lip, a condition that causes deformity of the upper lip in infants. Cleft lip not only presents aesthetic problems but also functional difficulties, such as making breastfeeding challenging. Uncovering the genetic background of such conditions is crucial for prevention and treatment. The causes of cleft lip can be diverse, and researchers have been working for years to understand the genetic factors involved. Recent studies show that certain gene alterations can significantly impact the appearance of cleft lip. For scientists, this topic is not just a scientific curiosity but also…

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  • Addictions,  Cancer Diseases

    The cause of neuroblastoma has been discovered

    The field of medicine is continuously enriched by new discoveries aimed at understanding and treating various diseases. Cancer research is particularly exciting, as new opportunities for diagnosis and therapy emerge through the exploration of the connections between genetic backgrounds and the disease. Among cancer diseases, childhood tumors such as neuroblastoma are of paramount importance, as they often have severe consequences, and research aims to gather as much information as possible about the disease for early detection and prevention. In genetic research, the role of DNA is increasingly coming to the forefront, as genetic mutations and variations can significantly impact the development of cancer. The scientific community is constantly working to…

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  • Addictions,  Health Tourism and Prevention

    How can atopic predisposition be identified?

    The concepts of atopy and allergy are familiar to many, yet few truly understand what these terms mean. Atopy refers to an increased predisposition that can lead to various allergic reactions. This phenomenon is often explained by genetic or congenital factors, and symptoms can range widely. Allergic reactions can manifest in many forms, such as skin issues, respiratory complaints, or digestive disorders. A thorough examination of this complex topic is essential for proper understanding and treatment. The term allergy originates from the Greek word “allosergos,” which means “other” or “changed.” This term aptly reflects that allergic reactions indicate an abnormal functioning of the body’s defense system. In many cases, the…

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