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If you want to improve your memory see in this article if rosemary can help

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Our body sends us signals when we need to eat. Due to our busy lifestyle, we have changed the time of breakfast and lunch, which greatly affects the body's rhythm.

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Endometriosis is a chronic disease which affects one in ten women. Why is there still no cure for this disease?

Today we marked Croatian National Doctor’s Day!

Yesterday, February 26th, we marked Croatian National Doctor's Day. In addition to the fact that this day serves to mark an important moment in the history of the medical profession in Croatia, Doctor's Day is a good cause and incentive to strengthen awareness of the value and importance of the medical profession.

Mononucleosis and multiple sclerosis

Shortly after World War II, Irish surgeon Denis Parsons Burkitt noticed the appearance of jaw and facial bone tumors in an unusually large number of children whilst working in Uganda. In early 1960s London, pathologist Michael Anthony Epstein, along with Yvonne Barr and Bert Achong, identified a new virus from the Herpesviridae family in tumour cells sent from Uganda. This virus became known as Epstein-Barr virus, and a malignant disease identified in Uganda as Burkitt’s lymphoma.

Ashwaganda – magic powder for stress and sleep?

Ashwagandha, an herb used in Ayurveda for centuries, has been found to have multiple health benefits. Are these benefits scientifically proven?

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Astaxanthin – a powerful protector of our cells

by Iva Dragun | Jul 12, 2025

Astaxanthin is a powerful natural antioxidant that, thanks to its unique structure, protects cells from oxidative stress and inflammation. Its use shows potential benefits for skin, eye, heart and immune system health.

What do we still not know about fenugreek?

by Laura Zulijan | Jul 10, 2025

Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum L.) is a plant that has recently gained recognition for its use in hair growth products, but this annual herb from the Fabaceae family offers much more than what it is best known for.

A new era in regenerative treatment of liver diseases

by Lora Čavlović | Jul 1, 2025

The numerous complications that come with transplantation and the great lack of donors make liver transplantation challenging. For this reason, multizone liver organoids have been developed – advanced in vitro models that will potentially enable the treatment of liver disease without whole organ transplantation.

Meet Acrylamide – a Dangerous Compound found in Thermally Processed Food

by Lana Tušek | Jul 1, 2025

Acrylamide forms during thermal processing of food that is rich in simple carbohydrates, especially at high temperatures, and it can have long-term consequences for our health.

Psychedelics – the future of depression treatment

by Tonka Mateljak | Jun 11, 2025

Psychedelics are psychoactive substances that have a bad reputation for a long time. Is it time to change the perception of them and how are they linked to depression?

Ovoid neurons – a new discovery in neuroscience

by Lora Čavlović | May 26, 2025

Ovoid neurons represent a new discovery in neuroscience and a milestone in understanding the process of memory. They have also provided new insights into the treatment and understanding of neurological disorders such as epilepsy and Alzheimer’s disease.

Pharmacogenomics: advancing toward personalized medicine

by Iva Dragun | May 16, 2025

Pharmacogenomics studies how genetic differences between individuals affect drug response, paving the way for personalized medicine. This enables the selection of the right drug and dose for each patient, thereby increasing the effectiveness of therapy and reducing the risk of side effects.

Coeliac Disease: Gluten-Free – Out of Necessity, Not Fashion

by Ana Švić | May 15, 2025

May is Coeliac Disease Awareness Month – an autoimmune condition prevalent in genetically...

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Ana Švić

Anđela Jakiša

Andrea Bošković, mag. pharm.

Anna Ipša

Antonija Mikačević

Antonio Ljulj

Asja Fajtović

Borna Tićak, mag. pharm.

Bruna Burić

Đesika Kolarić, mag. pharm.

Dora Koprivčić, mag. pharm.

Dora Rebrek

Filip Simić

Filip Trbuha

Gabriela Frklić

Helena Lušić

Hrvoje Kožić

Ines Jurak

Iva Bilić

Iva Dragun

Ivana Đuras

Ivor Babić

Josip Rešetar, mag. nutr.

Juraj Županić

Karlo Gudelj

Karlo Mustać

Lana Tušek

Lara Zorić

Laura Zulijan

Lora Čavlović

Lucija Božičević, mag. pharm.

Lucija Komljenović

Luka Nalo

Magdalena Jambrošić

Maja Draganjac

Marija Kosić

Martina Lugarić

Mateja Pavleka

Mia Eškinja

Mihaela Gadžić

Nola Mara Kobaš

Patricia Štriga

Petra Andrašić

Sara Koprivica

Sara Koren

Sara Paljar

Tamara Topalović

Tea Škabić

Tonka Mateljak

Vanessa Vana Rogga

Zvonimir Mlinarić, mag. pharm.

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