Osteomalacia is basically a disorder of inadequate bone mineralization that occurs in adults due to vitamin D deficiency in the body. However, osteoid production is not affected, but being poorly mineralized bone will become soft. It is different from osteoporosis where the entire bone mass is reduced.

The sleeping position during pregnancy is important because a lot of time will be in this position and depending on the position this will have an impact on both the expectant mother and the fetus.

IntroductionThe history of anabolic steroid use is a fascinating exploration dating back to the mid-20th century. These synthetic substances, derived from testosterone, were initially developed with the aim of improving muscle growth, strength and athletic performance. Although their use began in the medical field to treat conditions such as stunted growth,...

Spondylosis is a type of arthritis caused by wear and tear on the spine. This occurs when the discs and joints degenerate and bone spurs develop on one or both vertebrae. These changes can alter the movement of the spine and affect the nerves.

Introduction – A New Equilibrium for a New LifeUnderstanding the physiological and biomechanical changes that reshape balance during pregnancyPregnancy is not just a biological event—it is a transformation that permeates every dimension of a woman’s life, including her body’s most fundamental systems of orientation and movement. Among the many...

IntroductionMinor brachial plexus injuries, often referred to as "burners" or "stingers", are common incidents in the context of sporting activities, particularly those involving physical contact, such as football or rugby. These injuries typically affect the nerves of the brachial plexus, a complex network of nerves located in the neck and...

IntroductionPandemics, global epidemics, and plagues have left an indelible mark on human history, documented through historical records and personal writings since ancient times. These health tragedies, occurring at a rate of about three to four per century, have repeatedly devastated populations worldwide. Survivors have immortalized these deadly diseases by...