Every topic starts from normal physiology before explaining what breaks. No alarmism, with the source cited.
Published How atheroma plaque forms and why the artery stops being a smooth pipe.
In production The pressure you cannot feel and the damage it does leave behind.
Coming soon From a blocked pore to an inflamed lesion: the real physiology of skin.
Published Cellular origin of basal cell carcinoma and the warning signs.
In production What happens in the brain during an attack and the red flags.
Published Visceral fat, inflammation, and the body as a system — not a number.
Published How the incretin hormone works and what the medication actually does.
Planned What the lab numbers mean and which one actually matters.
Coming soon Transmission, latency, viral integration and tissue recovery.
Coming soon The stages of infection and why it is called the great imitator.
Planned How the virus acts on the immune system and what treatment changed.
Coming soon The cycle explained from the endometrium, not from the calendar.
Coming soon Why we react differently to the same crisis.
Planned Why glucose stays in the blood, and what separates type 1 from type 2.
Planned How the tumour starts in breast tissue, and why early detection changes the outlook.
Planned What alcohol does to the liver and the brain, beyond the hangover.
Planned The bacterium that survives stomach acid, and why it gets treated even without symptoms.
Planned The bacterial infection behind many silent cases, and why treatment keeps changing.
Planned The fungus that already lives on the body, and why it sometimes overgrows.
Planned Why depression is more than sadness, and what changes in the brain.
Planned The protein that walks inside the cell, and why its failure disconnects neurons.
Published Why the first step in the morning hurts in the heel, and why the heel spur is almost never to blame.
Published Why legs end the day swollen and heavy, and how worn-out valves create varicose veins.
Published How muscle protects the joints, why strength training builds bone, and when effort becomes dangerous.
Published How it eases pain and lowers fever without reducing inflammation, and why the maximum dose is not negotiable.
Published The pain that runs from the back down the leg: what compresses the sciatic nerve and why it nearly always improves without surgery.
Published How much weight a slow thyroid really explains, and how much it does not.
Published The technique that switches neurons on and off with light, and what it has revealed about the brain.
Published How gallbladder stones form and why the pain shows up after a fatty meal.
Published Why an acid able to corrode metal does not digest the stomach itself.
Published The most common cause of hair loss in men and women: why it is not just stress-related shedding and why acting early matters.
Published Acute diarrhoeal disease is very common in childhood: what to do at home and which signs mean going to the emergency room.
Published Constant tiredness, dizziness and pallor: what happens when red blood cells or haemoglobin fall short, and why iron deficiency is the most common cause.
Published Infection of the lower urinary tract, more common in women: why self-medicating is a bad idea and which habits help prevent it.
Published Autism spectrum disorder is neither a disease nor a world apart: it is a different way of perceiving and processing reality.
Published What happens in the body when carbohydrates are cut out, and why the keto diet worries cardiologists.
Published Nail fungus: why it appears, why it does not go away on its own and why, with a proper diagnosis and medical treatment, it can be cured.
Published Pain all over the body with normal tests: why it happens, why it is not imagined and which treatment has evidence.
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