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.
New Incision Free Surgical Method Could Eliminate Scars from Plastic Surgery
Scientists Reshaped Living Tissue Through “Molecular Surgery” Without Incisions Surgical procedures are usually invasive and painful, and it could take a long time to fully recover from the incisions …Why Many Are Now Opting for Thread Lifts Instead of Surgical Face Lifts
A few years back, Gwyneth Paltrow made waves for backing a cosmetic procedure called the thread lift. At the time, a lot of surgeons had doubts, pointing to side …
HGH May Help Heal Age-Induced Tissue Damage By Activating Vital Gene
Human Growth Hormone Shown to Activate Gene That Promotes Tissue Healing It is said that some celebrities include human growth hormone (HGH) in their anti-aging or beauty regimen. Research …
HGH Supplements May Get Athletes Banned As they Can Improve Athletic Performance
What is HGH? Human Growth hormone (HGH) is a form of protein produced by the pituitary gland and secreted into the bloodstream. HGH is produced in the hypothalamus and …
PRP and HGH Are Now Used by Athletes to Speed up Healing After Major Injuries
Wherever there are athletes, there will be injuries; it is really inevitable. But recently, at the forefront of medicine, there have been several interesting things that have changed both …
Harvard Scientists Develop Improved Method for 3D-Printed Organs
Key Takeaways: The SWIFT method improves 3D-printed organs by creating artificial blood vessels. It increases cell survival by allowing oxygen and nutrient flow. Lab-grown heart tissue using this method …Scientists Unveil the Structure of the Deadly Influenza A Virus
The genome of the deadly virus behind influenza infections was mapped by a team of researchers from the U.K., Australia, and the U.S. The researchers reported that the mapped …