Brush up on brushing. A global look at oral hygiene for children and adolescents
Children’s tooth-brushing habits vary greatly across the world. A study conducted by Wroclaw Medical University analyzed data from 266,000 schoolchildren in 72 countries to understand how socioeconomic and cultural factors shape oral hygiene and access to dental care.
Depressive disorders among children with chronic kidney disease. A silent suffering that demands attention
LGBT+ healthcare competence is an essential yet often overlooked aspect of modern medicine. A study by Prof. Michał Czapla’s team at Wroclaw Medical University, published in BMC Medical Education, compares the preparedness of healthcare professionals in Poland and Spain to care for LGBT+ patients.
Not every patient is the same. How diversity affects the quality of healthcare
LGBT+ healthcare competence remains a key challenge in modern medicine. A study by Prof. Michał Czapla’s team at Wroclaw Medical University highlights gaps in medical education in Poland and Spain — and the need for more inclusive training.
A new twist in the fight against acne. Innovative formulas with azeloglycine and tetracycline
New research from Wroclaw Medical University reveals how the delicate interplay between skin bacteria and the immune system shapes acne development, opening the door to targeted, microbiome-based treatments.
When a headache hides a bigger mystery. The link between tension pain and autonomic symptoms
Headaches are often seen as a simple, everyday issue, but when they involve cranial autonomic symptoms, they may point to a deeper neurological condition — challenging traditional diagnosis and treatment approaches.
Innovations in Tissue Engineering: Bone regeneration. Electrospun fibers with hydroxyapatite
Wroclaw Medical University researchers present breakthrough advances in tissue engineering — from smart biomaterials to 3D-printed scaffolds driving the future of regenerative medicine.
Survival time. New insights into Alzheimer’s disease therapy
Researchers from Wroclaw Medical University challenge the prevailing metrics in Alzheimer’s disease therapy
Precision treatment. SLFN11 biomarker will help predict the effectiveness of cancer therapies
Groundbreaking research from Dr. Maciej Kaczorowski and his team at Wrocław Medical University, published in the American Journal of Surgical Pathology, explores how the protein SLFN11 might hold the answer.
Hope for patients with ulcerative colitis. Promising results of new drug in clinical trials
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a severe chronic disease that affects nearly 0.7% of the population, meaning that 1 in 150 people worldwide suffer from it.
Balance on the edge of ions. Kidney disease foreshadows changes in the blood
A simple ratio of chloride to bicarbonate may predict advanced metabolic acidosis and faster dialysis initiation in patients with chronic kidney disease, says new research from Wroclaw Medical University.