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Site title: GMJ News – Medical news, research digests, and policy analysis from the Georgian Medical Journal

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Preliminary Evidence

Selenium is not a vitamin, nor a blanket antioxidant—it is a trace mineral that acts as a cofactor for enzymes that directly protect DNA against oxidative damage. According to mechanistic biochemistry literature, selenium is essential for synthesizing selenoproteins, including glut...


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Moderate Evidence

New evidence suggests that meaningful mortality-risk reduction from regular walking begins at lower activity levels than previously reported, potentially making cardiovascular benefits accessible to sedentary populations who face the greatest health burden. The finding challenges earl...


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Moderate Evidence

The brain exerts direct control over systemic inflammation through a neural circuit known as the inflammatory reflex, mediated by the vagus nerve. This mechanism explains how psychological stress, immune activation, and inflammatory markers remain functionally linked, with implication...


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When a preventable disease resurges in a nation with advanced healthcare infrastructure and vaccine access, we face not a failure of medicine, but a failure of communication. The current measles outbreak across 43 United States jurisdictions—now exceeding 1,200 confirmed cases—represents a watershed moment for global public health. It is no longer acceptable to frame this cr...


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Preliminary Evidence

Mitochondria—the cellular structures responsible for producing adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the body’s primary energy currency—are essential for brain, muscle, and organ function across all physiological systems. Cellular stress, aging, and disease can impair mitochondrial efficie...


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