Associations of clinical and modifiable behavioral risk factors with the histological progression of squamous intraepithelial lesions.

Cervical cancer is the third most common cancer in women worldwide. Human papillomavirus (HPV) has been established as a cause of invasive cervical cancer. However, HPV is predominantly transient and only a minority of cases persist and progress clinically.

Women dealing with hot flushes: the role of β-alanine.

Hot flushes (HFs) are a very frequent condition in menopausal women, associated with a marked decrease in quality of life, impaired ability to carry on daily activities and sleep disturbances. However, this condition is often only given poor attention in daily practice and in clinical research. Indeed, several treatments for HFs exist.

THE PREVALENCE OF HIRSUTISM AND ETHNICAL PECULIARITIES OF HAIR DISTRIBUTION IN GEORGIAN ADOLESCENT POPULATION IN TBILISI.

Objective - the purpose of the study is evaluation of the Hirsutism prevalence and ethnical peculiarities of the hair distribution in Georgian female adolescents of Tbilisi, Georgia. 2592 randomly selected female adolescents of Tbilisi were included in the study. They completed standard questionnaires consisted of questions about the existence of hirsutism and its locations.

IMPORTANCE OF ISOLATED GESTATIONAL HYPOTHYROXINEMIA IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF OBSTETRIC AND SOMATIC PATHOLOGIES.

The isolated hypothyroxinemia of pregnancy (IHP) has gained specific attention in the specialized literature during the recent years as the possible factor impeding the intellectual development of fetus and increasing the risk of complications related with pregnancy, delivery and perinatal period. Aim of the study was to define the importance of isolated hypothyroxinemia in the development of obstetric and somatic pathologies in outpatient population of pregnant females. The study of prospective design was performed at the base of "David Gagua Clinic" Ltd.

PROGNOSTIC RISK OF OBSTETRIC AND PERINATAL COMPLICATIONS IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH THYROID DYSFUNCTION.

Maternal thyroid pathology takes important role in obstetric and peri-neonatal morbidity structure. Despite of the number of studies conducted in the field of thyroid disorders of pregnant females, the definition of influence of thyroid gland dysfunction on maternal and neonatal health still remains actual. The mentioned topics draw specific interest in the aspect of prognosticaiton of complications and unfavorable outcome.