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World’s largest endometriosis study needs your help
Blood test replaces heart biopsy for detecting organ rejection in heart transplant recipients
World’s first universal screening test can predict gestational diabetes in early pregnancy
Novel therapy used in cancer treatment being developed to manage gum disease
Central Europe Clinical Scholars Research Training program hosted by Semmelweis University kicks …
How animals can help us heal
VR therapy helps mental health patients back into society
Scientists identify the best age to give birth
Successful management of type 2 diabetes mellitus with a once-daily injection instead of …
Semmelweis University launches free symptom checker
New study suggests link between most common STI and cancer
Puberty dizzy spells: high blood pressure is not the main cause
Béla Merkely accepts his appointment as rector from the President of Hungary
Don’t forget the fingertips! Three years after the COVID 19-outbreak, we still don’t know …
Scientists identify sperm-damage risk factors for male infertility
Pharmacists’ roles are expanding: similar to doctor’s appointments, they now offer in-depth …
“You sound so down” – how AI technology developed in Antarctica can help diagnose …
Researchers identify previously unknown sources in the spread of airborne viruses
Flu infection during early pregnancy increases risk of birth defects
Algorithms and closer connection with doctors define patient care in 2023
International Vascular Symposium at Semmelweis University
Transplanted arteries better than veins in preventing amputation, new study confirms
Dr. Béla Merkely has been elected rector candidate by the Senate of Semmelweis University
People who regularly drink alcohol could be more prone to internet, gaming and exercise addiction …
Problem with your libido? Try the Hungarian Christmas feast!
Semmelweis University to bring world-class clinical research training program to Hungary
Press invite: Katalin Karikó is awarded the Semmelweis Budapest Award
This is why you don’t need a “booster shot” if you had Covid
The end of a bitter pill to swallow? How innovative dosage forms make it easier to take medicine
This university in Central Europe just shot up the world rankings
Botox not only smoothes wrinkles but also the soul – first imaging evidence in patients showing …
How dust presents an increasing risk for human health because of climate change
Mouthwash test – why overuse should be avoided
Study looking at differences among migraine subgroups may help understand the diurnal variation …
Coronary Artery Diseases May Be Preventable: Insights from a Classical Twin Study
Clicking jaw? Here is a video on how to relieve your pain!
Our doctors helped deliver one of the youngest Ukrainian refugees
Ukrainian Crisis: we help medical students, offer jobs and emergency care! (regularly updated)
UV radiation can damage your eyes – even in the winter!
Light-to-moderate coffee consumption is associated with health-benefits
Faster and more precise diagnosis made possible by the new CT scanner at Semmelweis University
RSV is causing mass illness in children under two
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