Author: Iliriana Bisha Tagani MD
About The Author
Iliriana Bisha Tagani MD
I am a young physician who loves her work. I am currently employed as a Family Practitioner but used to work in an Emergency Unit for about 5 years. Writing is my passion and I have written hundreds of Medical Articles for various publications. I also speak fluent German, Italian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish, Turkish, and Albanian.
Abusing Cannabis Increases the Risk of Testicular Cancer
According to the latest study led by Dr. Stephen Schwartz of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle smoking cannabis once a week or regularly since adolescence would …
More Depression Cases Among High School Students Despite Falling Alcohol Consumption
Researchers Observe a Divergence in the Relationship Between Binge Drinking and Depression Findings from a new study of teenagers by researchers at Columbia University suggest a relationship between too …
Do You Suffer from Mental Fog? It May Be Due to Inflammation According to Study!
Key Takeaways Temporary inflammation may reduce mental alertness by affecting brain areas responsible for staying vigilant, but it does not impact focus or decision-making. The study only examined short-term …Being Taller Than 5’7″ Raises Your Risk of Having Heart Problems
If you are more than 5 feet 7 inches, watch out for heart problems. According to a study, tall people are more likely to develop a heart rhythm disorder …
Study: Charcoal Enhances Efficacy of Herpes Medication
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago have discovered in a study that charcoal can improve the efficacy of a popular drug used for the treatment of herpes. …
Intimate Hygiene Products Expose Women to Harmful Substances Says Study
With choices such as wet wipes, sprays, feminine powder, tampons, etc., women are spoiled when it comes to choices of feminine hygiene products. Still, a study by the University …King’s College’s New Vaccination Strategy Promises Improved Protection Against STIs
Research done at King’s College London suggests that skin vaccination may be helpful for attracting protective immune cells to genital tissue, thus possibly preventing sexually transmitted infections. The team …