Often invisible, formula marketing heavily influences breastfeeding rates in Bosnia, where only 15% of infants are exclusively breastfed by WHO standards. Discover how commercial interests affect health advice — and why WHO Code compliance matters more than ever.
Biologic drugs have revolutionized autoimmune disease treatment, but their use demands deep clinical insight into immunology, pharmacokinetics, and safety. This article explores how these drugs work, their benefits and risks, and how clinicians can navigate the complexities of biologic therapy.
Biologic therapy marks a turning point in the treatment of autoimmune diseases by targeting key immune pathways with precision. Here we explain how these drugs work, how they are metabolized, and the benefits and risks involved in their use.
Phytotherapy and homeopathy are often confused, but the difference is huge. Learn how to choose natural remedies that work and why scientific evidence matters.
Gender bias in medicine influences how diseases are diagnosed and treated, often leading to delayed diagnoses and inadequate care, especially for women. This article explores the causes, examples, and solutions to gender bias in healthcare.
Autism is more than just a neurological condition—it may also involve immune system dysfunction. Discover how neuroinflammation, autoantibodies, and maternal immune factors could play a role in autism development.
Herbal medicines offer benefits but also carry risks. Understanding their interactions with conventional drugs is key to safe usage.
Fetal monitoring during labor includes CTG and intermittent auscultation. Discover the pros and cons of both methods.
Failure to progress is no longer a valid medical standard. Discover modern approaches to labor duration.
Birth doulas provide emotional, physical, and informational support during childbirth, helping mothers feel empowered while improving birthing outcomes
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR), commonly known as antibiotic resistance, is one of the most significant public health threats in today’s world. The growing number of multi-resistant bacteria, combined with a lack of new antibiotics, has brought us to the brink of losing effective therapeutic options.
Atopic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes itching, redness, and dryness. The phytotherapy approach to managing this condition involves not only skin care but also internal therapies. This method uses natural ingredients and plants with anti-inflammatory, hydrating, and soothing properties, including
Intolerance to metformin is a common and complex challenge in the treatment of type 2 diabetes, affecting up to 20% of patients using this drug. Metformin is considered the first choice in the therapy of type 2 diabetes because of its proven effects on
Healthy skin reflects the overall health of the body, and nutrition plays a key role in maintaining its appearance and function. If you want to improve the health of your skin and make it beautiful, consider the following key nutrients and nutritional tips. Vitamins
A new sector for personalized pharmacotherapy and toxicology analysis – What does it mean for you? When drugs, side effects, interactions, or toxicology are mentioned, it can all sound a bit scary and complicated to most patients. However, knowing these aspects can significantly improve
At the Immuno Center, we have launched a new sector dedicated to supporting pregnant women, mothers and their partners, with the aim of promoting a healthy newborn microbiome. Our focus is on providing comprehensive support through pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period, using proven
During hot summer days there is a risk of dehydration. This danger especially threatens people who perform heavy physical work, especially if they work outdoors and if they are not sufficiently protected from overheating. Children, people suffering from certain diseases, and elderly people can
Pregnancy in itself is a very challenging period in a woman’s life, however, if we add the condition of gestational diabetes, the situation becomes a little more complicated. We have already learned from previous articles that gestational diabetes is a condition that can occur
Phytotherapy or treatment with plants is one of the oldest ways of treating diseases and alleviating ailments. In addition, the daily use of plants can help us increase the quality of health and life. Today, phytotherapy is a complementary medical discipline based on tradition
Control of gestational diabetes (GD) through diet, in addition to drug therapy when necessary, is of key importance for blood sugar levels, which is very important for the health of the mother and baby. In various countries there are different guidelines on the treatment
Gestational diabetes occurs when the body cannot produce the insulin it needs during pregnancy. People with this condition develop high blood sugar levels during pregnancy. What is gestational diabetes? During pregnancy, some people may develop high blood sugar levels. This condition is known as
Misconception: Insulin worsens the complications of diabetes. A lot of people think insulin worsens the complications of diabetes, when in fact, insulin is treating them. People who need insulin often experience the most diabetes-related complications. As a result, a lot of patients think it’s
How much weight do you need to lose to reverse prediabetes? Many people with prediabetes need to take action now—if they don’t, they could develop type 2 diabetes within five years, according to the CDC. Weight loss is a key strategy to reverse prediabetes,
Diabetes has become more prevalent because people, in general, don’t eat as well as they did a few decades ago. Many people have leaned away from cooking meals at home using fresh ingredients and toward fast and frozen convenience foods that better fit their
From Prediabetes to Diabetes and vice versa, we give answers to these
questions:
– Can Diabetes Be Cured?
– Why we don’t call it ‘reversing’ type 2 diabetes
– The chances of going into type 2 diabetes remission
– Benefits of type 2 diabetes remission
– How these long-term benefits work
– Suggested action plan and lifestyle changes
– 6 Lifestyle changes to put diabetes into remission
– How can we reduce the number of people with prediabetes?
Answers to questions:
What is the difference between insulin resistance, prediabetes and diabetes?
How will I know if I have accumulated fat in my pancreas and liver?
What is prediabetes?
Are there symptoms of prediabetes?
Are there tests that can diagnose prediabetes?
Is there a higher risk for prediabetes in certain periods of life?
Can children get prediabetes?
What happens when prediabetes becomes type 2 diabetes?
An MS relapse, also called a flare-up, lasts at least 24 hours and occurs 30 days after a previous one. MS affects the central nervous system, causing periods of relapse and remission. Flare-ups involve increased inflammation and symptoms like fatigue and vision problems. Understanding this difference is vital for effective management.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is one of the most widespread disabling neurological conditions of young adults around the world.
You can develop MS at any age, but most people receive diagnoses between 20 and 50 years old.
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