Medical Articles

Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a severe traumatic injury affecting the central nervous system, significantly impacting health and quality of life. The most common type of spinal cord injury in humans is a spinal cord contusion, which typically results from traumatic events causing a dislocation or fracture of the spine.

Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is closely linked to insulin resistance and impaired insulin production over time. With advancements in medical research, treatment for type 2 diabetes is no longer limited to lowering blood glucose levels. It now aims to reduce cardiovascular and renal complications and improve the patient's long-term quality of life.

Aging is a natural biological process that all cells in the body undergo. However, the rate at which signs of aging appear varies from person to person. While some people age slowly and maintain youthful skin and bodies, others suffer from premature signs of aging despite their young age. What is the reason? Recent studies indicate that the environment and lifestyle play a greater role than genetics in determining the rate at which a person ages and the appearance of age-related health deterioration symptoms.

The management of type 1 diabetes (T1DM) has witnessed remarkable progress in recent years thanks to advancements in medical and digital technologies. These technologies no longer focus solely on insulin replacement but also aim to mimic the body's natural glucose regulation, thus reducing the daily burden on patients.