ECOSOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY: MODERN TRENDS IN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE (Abstract) Each of the structural factors of the environment, national and social, interact with each other within the human ecosystem. The dynamic ecosystem changes and transformations determine the natu re of the effect on the structures and functions of human body. Knowledge of these ecosystem-derived effect and their sanogenetic o...

In Parkinson’s disease, the neuronal cells that produce the neurotransmitter dopamine deteriorate. As a consequence, dopamine levels decline and symptoms appear. Treatment has traditionally involved dopamine’s chemical precursor, L-dopa. Although widely used, this treatment is accompanied by unpleasant toxic effects and causes only symptomatic relief while the disease progresses. The legume Muc...

The modern pentathlon (MP), sports discipline including fencing, swimming, steeplechase and a cross-country run, requires a rapid change of central nervous and peripheral neuromuscular activity from one sport to another in order to achieve the best possible results. We describe the case where a top MP athlete was supported by a program of acupoint stimulation, which was directed to relieve the ...

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there is the universal public provision of medical care. It is a broader definition than Rosen apparently used, and broader than some in public health would recognize. The clearest example of that focus is the book's longest chapter 'Conditional citizenship: the new political economy of health', the history of recent attempts, successful and unsuccessful, toward universal medical care. "Collect...

Epigenetics, the study of non-DNA sequence-related heredity, is at the epicenter of modern medicine because it can help to explain the relationship between an individual's genetic background, the environment, aging, and disease. It can do so because the epigenetic state varies among tissues and during a lifetime, whereas the DNA sequence remains essentially the same. As cells adapt to a changin...