Insights on healthcare coordination, Health Passport, and treatment abroad.
Why different doctors may give different advice about a lumbar disc herniation, what research shows about surgery versus conservative treatment, when urgent assessment is needed, and what to ask before agreeing to an operation.
Large observational studies link GLP-1 receptor agonists to a lower rate of several obesity-related cancers. What the findings mean — and what they do not prove.
A practical guide to daily protein needs for healthy adults, older adults, active people and those recovering from illness or surgery.
Learn how CAR-T cell therapy works, which cancers it is used for, who may benefit, its potential risks, and where this advanced form of cancer immunotherapy is available around the world.
Prediabetes means blood glucose is higher than normal but has not yet reached the diagnostic range for diabetes. The condition often causes no symptoms, but detecting it early makes it possible to reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and improve metabolic health.
A short walk after eating may help reduce the rise in glucose after a meal. However, this is an additional healthy habit, not a replacement for exercise, nutrition, medication, or medical supervision.
Comparing hospitals in Turkey requires more than checking the total price. Learn how to assess the doctor, treatment plan, hospital stay, included services, possible extra costs, discharge documents, and follow-up care after returning home.
Learn which medical records international patients may need for treatment in Turkey, how to prepare MRI and CT files, organize documents, request translations, and create a clear medical case summary.
A practical guide for international patients on choosing a hospital in Turkey, preparing medical records, comparing treatment options and costs, and planning follow-up care.