Cervical and breast cancer remain the most frequent neoplasias that endanger the lives of Romanian women every year. The actual system regarding cancer screening must change. Opportunistic screening is not an option. Romanian female population needs...
HPV infection, the well-known cause of most types of cervical cancer, represents a condition that can be prevented by vaccination, early detection, and eventually treatment, before progressing into invasive cancer with an obscure prognosis. Developed...
Neonatal screening has proven its usefulness over time by discovering conditions that can profoundly affect the quality of life and the incidence of mortality and morbidity in the pediatric age. Current neonatal screening in Romania consists of metab...
Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is one of the most important health issues worldwide and a substantial cardiovascular risk factor. To assure DM prophylaxis, both physicians and patients should identify the individual factors that are in favor of further devel...
The link between nutrition and chronic non-transmittable diseases has been intensely studied in the literature, appearing that weight management and nutritionally rich food ingestion have a positive effect on preventing or delaying the occurrence of...
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) causes a spectrum of respiratory diseases in infants and young children that can lead to hospitalizations and many outpatient visits, resulting in a huge public health and economic burden. Most hospitalizations occur...
The sedentary lifestyle leads to the development of many diseases and organic dysfunctions, 70% of them being the result of inactivity. Currently, one in four adults is physically inactive, a proportion that is growing at an alarming rate. Physical e...
Fetal exposure in utero to environmental factors and maternal factors can lead to epigenetic changes that have a lasting impact on metabolic programming in the developing organism. These changes may be either temporary or permanent and can have signi...
Lynch syndrome, formerly known as Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer (HNPCC), characterized by a defective DNA mismatch repair, is the most common autosomal dominant hereditary predisposition to several malignancies. LS patients typically exh...
Prostate cancer represents one of the most frequent cancers affecting men worldwide. Screening for prostate cancer remains an essential strategy in reducing mortality and morbidity and also in improving the quality of life of men affected by this pat...
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