New Study Published
Explore 15 years of clinical data on Neurofibromatosis Type 1 in Hungary
262 patients
80% genetic test positivity
High prevalence of cognitive & skeletal complications
National protocol proposed
Full text: doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#Neurofibromatosis #NF1 #DHS #AKJournals

New issue alert!
The latest volume of DHS – Developments in Health Sciences is out now!
Discover fresh, peer-reviewed research on today’s most pressing topics in health sciences — from public health to clinical innovation.
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#HealthScience #DHS #AKJournals

New in DHS
New research, comparing Hungary’s national and diabetic futsal teams, shows: diabetic futsal players face no major disadvantages in diet or physiology.
The difference is training frequency & duration.
doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#Diabetes #Nutrition #Futsal #DHS #AKJournal

New in DHS
Peanut allergy in children: New research highlights the role of Ara h 7, a lesser-known peanut protein.
Sensitisation to Ara h 7 was common among Hungarian children and increased with age.
Full study: doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#PeanutAllergy #ChildHealth #Arah7 #DHS #AKJournals

When hospital budgets meet patient bedsides
Can economic efficiency and medical ethics truly coexist?
A new study review from DHS highlights the growing tension in German hospitals between cost pressure and patient wellbeing
doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#MedicalEthics #HospitalManagement #DHS #AKJournals

A pilot study examined the link between lifestyle factors and skin autofluorescence – a marker of advanced glycation end-products (AGEs) in the body
Lifestyle factors showed no significant association with AGE levels
doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#SkinAutofluorescence #Ageing #Glycation #DHS #AKJournals

Do probiotics improve gut barrier integrity in healthy people?
A new systematic review & meta-analysis in DHS finds no significant effect of probiotic supplementation on blood zonulin levels in healthy adults.
doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#Probiotics #Microbiome #Zonulin #MetaAnalysis #DHS #AKJournals

Recently in DHS
Can body awareness therapy improve health literacy & quality of life for breast cancer survivors?
Read the new feasibility study on the Alice Program – inspired by the Madzsar concept:
doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#BreastCancer #Oncology #Physiotherapy #DHS #AKJournals

New in DHS
A novel small molecule targeting the HER2 and HER TMD bilayer motif shows up to 94% in vitro antiproliferative and 61% in vivo tumor suppression efficacy.
Promising implications for treatment-resistant cancers.
Read more: doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#Cancer #CellDeath #HER2 #DHS #AKJournals

Recently in DHS
A large-scale Hungarian study finds no significant difference in intraoperative complication rates between male and female ophthalmic surgeons.
Read: doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#ophthalmology #surgery #genderdifference #cataracts #phacoemulsification #DHS #AKJournals

Nearly 1 in 2 clients at Hungary's Health Development Offices (HDOs) are 60+.
🇭🇺 HDOs are crucial hubs for preventive care - offering nutrition, exercise & mental health support for older adults.
Read more: doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#HealthPromotion #PublicHealth #Gerontology #Hungary #DHS #AKJournals

Recently in DHS
82.6% of patients report metamorphopsia after successful retinal detachment surgery.
Disrupted EZ & ELM show strong trends with visual distortion.
Read the study: doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#Ophthalmology #RetinalDetachment #Metamorphopsia #OCT #M-CHARTS #DHS #AKJournals

New in DHS
Nagy et al explores how rural residents perceive environmental risks eg air pollution and domestic heating
Perceptions are often irrational: nuclear energy overestimated, wood-burning underestimated
doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#AirPollution #RiskPerception #EnvironmentalRisk #DHS #AKJournals

🆕 Recently published in DHS:
A Hungarian study highlights the critical role of dietitians in managing post-stroke dysphagia.
Findings show gaps in knowledge & protocols: calling for better training & standardization.
doi.org/10.1556/2066...
#StrokeCare #Dysphagia #Dietitians #DHS #AKJournals