Intestine Instead of the Esophagus – how Surgeons Save Patients After Chemical Burns

Is it possible to live without an esophagus? For most of us, this question sounds abstract. Yet patients who have ingested caustic substances – often children by accident, and adults as a result of suicide attempts – face a dramatic challenge. Chemical burns to the upper gastrointestinal tract can cause severe strictures and adhesions. Researchers […]

Dopamine, genes, and sleep apnea – what does the brain have to do with snoring?

Interrupted sleep, chronic fatigue, hypertension, palpitations, and problems with concentration. Many people dismiss these symptoms, attributing them to stress or the natural effects of aging. Yet they may signal obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) – a condition affecting hundreds of millions worldwide, often going undiagnosed for years. A team of researchers from Wroclaw Medical University has […]

How students cope with mental health crises 

For many young people, university is a time of intense change—moving away from home, a new environment, pressure to perform, and making their first major life decisions. It is also a time when mental health issues can first emerge. A study by a team from Wroclaw Medical University, led by Prof. Błażej Misiak, conducted as […]

The power of nature in propolis

The power of nature in propolis reveals how bioactive compounds produced by bees may support antimicrobial defense, inflammation control, and tissue regeneration.

A Digital Tool in Periodontal Diagnosis

A digital tool in periodontal diagnosis improves accuracy by integrating key clinical parameters, enabling better disease assessment, monitoring, and more informed treatment decisions.