Anatomy and disease,
by specialty
Every topic starts from normal physiology before explaining what breaks. No alarmism, with the source cited.
Published Atherosclerosis
CardiovascularHow atheroma plaque forms and why the artery stops being a smooth pipe.
In production High blood pressure
CardiovascularThe pressure you cannot feel and the damage it does leave behind.
Coming soon Acne
DermatologyFrom a blocked pore to an inflamed lesion: the real physiology of skin.
Published Skin cancer
DermatologyCellular origin of basal cell carcinoma and the warning signs.
In production Migraine
NeurologyWhat happens in the brain during an attack and the red flags.
Published Obesity
MetabolismVisceral fat, inflammation, and the body as a system — not a number.
Published GLP-1 agonists
MetabolismHow the incretin hormone works and what the medication actually does.
Planned Cholesterol
MetabolismWhat the lab numbers mean and which one actually matters.
Coming soon HPV
Infectious diseaseTransmission, latency, viral integration and tissue recovery.
Coming soon Syphilis
Infectious diseaseThe stages of infection and why it is called the great imitator.
Planned HIV
Infectious diseaseHow the virus acts on the immune system and what treatment changed.
Coming soon The menstrual cycle
GynaecologyThe cycle explained from the endometrium, not from the calendar.
Coming soon Personality under crisis
Mental healthWhy we react differently to the same crisis.
Diabetes
MetabolismWhy glucose stays in the blood, and what separates type 1 from type 2.
Breast cancer
GynaecologyHow the tumour starts in breast tissue, and why early detection changes the outlook.
Effects of alcohol
Internal medicineWhat alcohol does to the liver and the brain, beyond the hangover.
Helicobacter pylori
GastroenterologyThe bacterium that survives stomach acid, and why it gets treated even without symptoms.
Gonorrhoea
Infectious diseaseThe bacterial infection behind many silent cases, and why treatment keeps changing.
Genital candidiasis
GynaecologyThe fungus that already lives on the body, and why it sometimes overgrows.
Depressive disorder
Mental healthWhy depression is more than sadness, and what changes in the brain.
Kinesin
Cell biologyThe protein that walks inside the cell, and why its failure disconnects neurons.
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