-
Medical journals
- Career
News
Why Endometriosis Requires the Principles of Precision Medicine
23. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.czWhy do some patients with endometriosis have only small lesions yet suffer from unbearable pain, while others with extensive lesions feel almost none? An international team of scientists, in collaboration with the Sbarro Health Research Organization (SHRO), may have found the answer.
“Clinical Research Bites” – 2026/5
Today’s “bites” are devoted almost entirely to cardiovascular health and prevention.22. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
How Can AI Help Psychologists Through Language Analysis?
Large language models (LLMs) have the potential to transform standardized psychological tests and assessments. Artificial intelligence algorithms are capable of analyzing natural human communication…21. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
Seventy Years Since the First Czech Hemodialysis
It is not only the home of a legendary scientist said to have made a pact with the devil, but also the site of the Hemodialysis Center of the General University Hospital (VFN). At Prague’s Faust…19. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
What an Ultrasound Helmet Can Do for Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation
A study published in Nature Communications presents a system that enables deep brain stimulation without the need for surgery. According to the authors, the device is the first capable of modulating…16. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
The New Robotic Operating Room at Bulovka Was Blessed by the Hospital Chaplain
Bulovka University Hospital (FNB) joined the ranks of Czech hospitals using robotic assistance in surgery on Three Kings’ Day (January 6). The ceremonial ribbon was cut — in the presence of Hospital…12. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
What Mountain Medicine Offers for Research and Clinical Practice
Why is knowledge from mountain medicine valuable even in countries where high mountain ranges are not readily available? What attracts medical students to this field, and what are the latest…9. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
“Clinical Research Bites” – 2026/1
The first “bites” of the year highlight, right at the start, the benefits of a month of alcohol abstinence. Alongside this, they move from the latest findings on outcomes of proton therapy for…8. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
Reprogramming the Blood–Brain Barrier in an Alzheimer’s Disease Model
Disruption of transport mechanisms across the blood–brain barrier is considered one of the key factors contributing to β-amyloid accumulation in the brain. A new experimental study shows that…7. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
Euthanasia at the Request of Patients With Dementia? Opinions Differ
An international study examined the views of clinical physicians from six countries regarding the acceptability of euthanasia for people living with dementia. The survey revealed substantial…5. 1. 2026 Source: proLékaře.cz
Can AI Help Accelerate the Development of Antibiotics for Gonorrhea and MRSA?
The overuse of antibiotics has helped bacteria become resistant to them. In the fight against antibiotic resistance, the involvement of artificial intelligence in the development of new drugs could…
BioCog Test: Ten Minutes to Orient Yourself in a Patient’s Cognitive Status
The patient-completed digital BioCog test was developed as a rapid and standardized alternative to paper-based methods for detecting cognitive decline. A study evaluated its accuracy in primary care…29. 12. 2025 Source: proLékaře.cz
“Clinical Research Bites” – 2025/39
In the final “bites” of this year, we start by disappointing devoted beer lovers. On the other hand, advances in research may simplify the management of care for patients with breast cancer or severe...18. 12. 2025 Source: proLékaře.cz
Stem Cells Open the Door to New Treatment Possibilities for Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) remains a daunting adversary for most patients. This disease, which affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerve, gradually damages the protective myelin sheath of neurons…17. 12. 2025 Source: proLékaře.cz
How Can VR Glasses Serve as a Diagnostic Tool for Dementia?
A recent study by researchers from the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) identified a possible link between impaired spatial orientation abilities and an increased risk of dementia…15. 12. 2025 Source: proLékaře.cz
Popular this week- What an Ultrasound Helmet Can Do for Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation
- What Mountain Medicine Offers for Research and Clinical Practice
- “Clinical Research Bites” – 2026/5
- The New Robotic Operating Room at Bulovka Was Blessed by the Hospital Chaplain
- How Can AI Help Psychologists Through Language Analysis?
Login#ADS_BOTTOM_SCRIPTS#Forgotten passwordEnter the email address that you registered with. We will send you instructions on how to set a new password.
- Career