Multiple Myeloma Affects Working-Age Population: Early Diagnosis and Modern Therapy Extend Life

Multiple myeloma is the second most common hematological malignancy, and according to data from the Institute of Public Health "Batut," about 520 people in Serbia are diagnosed with this serious disease annually. Approximately 43% of newly diagnosed patients are under 65 years old, representing the potentially working-age population.

Бесцельные желания и обещания Вучича: Каковы проблемы в стратегии «Сербия 2030» в области здравоохранения?

После многолетнего терпеливого ожидания мы наконец услышали первое достоверное заявление президента Республики Александра Вучича о сербском здравоохранении на презентации национальной стратегии «Сербия 2030».

Frozen Shoulder: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

A condition characterized by significantly limited shoulder movement, pain, and stiffness in the shoulder joint that hinders daily activities and sleep is called frozen shoulder, or adhesive capsulitis. Symptoms usually develop gradually and then worsen over time. However, for most people, the condition improves over time, most often within one to three years.

HORROR IN SWITZERLAND

Horror scene in the town of Kerzers in the Swiss canton of Fribourg - a bus burned down, there are six dead and five injured.

Arm Photo Detects Rare Health Disorder: Scientists Warn

Reading palms may not predict your future, but a simple photograph of the forearm could reveal key information about a rare and dangerous disease – acromegaly (a rare hormonal disease caused by the body producing too much growth hormone, usually due to a pituitary tumor).

RED CROSS VRANJE ORGANIZES VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION DRIVE: Invitation to all citizens to help and save lives

The Red Cross in Vranje is organizing a new voluntary blood donation drive on Thursday, March 12, the humanitarian organization announced.