I write about health because medicine should not be reduced to brief consultations, fragmented information, or alarming headlines. Beyond diagnoses and treatments, understanding why things happen is often what helps patients make better, calmer, and more informed decisions.

These articles reflect my daily clinical experience as well as current medical evidence. They explore a wide range of health topics (from prevention and lifestyle medicine to common medical conditions and emerging concepts) with the aim of making medical knowledge accessible without oversimplifying it. When relevant, scientific references and international guidelines are included to ensure accuracy and transparency.

My goal is not to replace a medical consultation, but to offer reliable, thoughtful health insights that help readers better understand their bodies, their symptoms, and the medical choices they may face.