Author name: Gulnara Mirzaeva
The phenomenon of Filipino healers continues to spark heated debates among experts, while people who have lost faith in conventional medicine travel to the Philippines in search of a miracle. These enigmatic practitioners, known as “hilot” or “faith healers,” have captivated the imagination of both locals and foreigners for decades, blurring the lines between traditional […]
Uzbekistan is strengthening its pharmaceutical industry by focusing on the development of locally produced blood plasma-derived medicines. The government has implemented legislative changes and investment plans to modernize the country’s blood collection, processing, and plasma-derived medicine production capabilities. Investment Plans for Blood Collection, Processing, and Plasma-Derived Medicine Production The government has recently implemented legislative amendments […]
Social status, determined by factors such as position, income level, and academic degree, has a profound influence on the respect and perception of individuals in society. Numerous studies have demonstrated the striking impact of status on how people are viewed and treated by others. The Professor vs. Graduate Student Experiment One compelling example of this […]
What is malaria? Galen was convinced that malaria was one of the manifestations of fever. The misconception took root and existed in medicine for more than 15 centuries. Only in the XVII century this disease was singled out as an independent among other diseases accompanied by fever. Well, and a full understanding of it scientists […]
Tajikistan, a country nestled in the heart of Central Asia, is home to a population of approximately 10.3 million people as of early 2024.
Chinese New Year signals the beginning of a new lunar cycle on the traditional Chinese calendar. Falling between January 21 and February 20 annually, 2024 will ring in the Year of the Wood Dragon from January 29th through February 10th.
A study has shown that a vibrating tablet can give people on a diet a feeling of satiety. It convinces the brain that the person has recently eaten.
