About the Author

My name is Reyus Mammadli. I was born in 1976 and graduated from the Azerbaijan State Oil Academy in 1997 with a degree in medical and biotechnical devices. I am the author and editor of this health blog, which I have been running since 2008. The main focus of my work is to organize, simplify, and popularize information in the fields of health, medicine, and self-care.

My educational background is in medical and biotechnical devices, which has given me a deeper understanding of how modern medicine, diagnostic systems, and treatment principles work. In addition to academic training, I have completed first aid and CPR courses in several countries.

For over 15 years, I have worked daily with medical publications, scientific research, reports, and recommendations from respected international organizations such as Mayo Clinic, WHO, CDC, PubMed, and others. I closely follow new technologies in disease diagnosis and treatment, as well as updates in international medical guidelines.

Although I am not a licensed physician, my accumulated experience and continuous engagement with expert sources allow me to confidently navigate and interpret medical information. My goal is to deliver it to the reader in a clear and accessible way.

Every article on this site is written with the everyday reader in mind. I aim to explain diseases, diagnostic methods, and treatment options in a way that makes further online searching unnecessary. Visitors to this blog can find concise, accurate, and understandable answers to their questions. Armed with this knowledge, they can then consult a doctor and:

  • ask more precise questions,
  • better understand the doctor’s explanations,
  • and anticipate possible scenarios regarding their condition or treatment.

Important: This blog does not offer self-diagnosis or self-treatment advice. All information is intended to increase awareness and understanding—not to replace professional medical consultation.

Please also note: when the term “incurable disease” appears in my articles, it simply reflects the current medical understanding. As a practicing Muslim, I believe in the words of the Prophet (peace be upon him): “Allah has not sent down a disease without also sending its cure.”

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