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Isa Kabakci
Isa Kabakci
Isa Kabakci was born in 1993, is originally from Swabia and has lived in Berlin for several years. During and after studying anthropology and Portuguese in Mainz, he completed several internships, jobs as a working student and a traineeship in editorial departments at various media companies. He has been working as an editor at BOOK family since 2022 and is responsible for product guides and comparisons.
People with centenarian parents apparently develop cardiovascular diseases and high blood pressure later, according to a study.
Vitamin B12 and folate levels in both the mother and father could be linked to the risk of birth defects before conception.
Black skin cancer can apparently manipulate healthy skin cells, thereby weakening the immune defense. A study reveals how melanoma does this.
Extreme athlete Savaş Çoban circumnavigated Turkey in 80 days. In an interview with FITBOOK, he shares what is essential for such adventures.
Those who regularly track their diet using an app tend to lose more weight on average, according to a study. FITBOOK explains the details.
A recent study examines whether filter coffee or instant coffee is healthier and explores the connection to biological aging.
A recent analysis of 843 studies shows that even minimal alcohol consumption significantly increases the risk of developing cancer.
A new study shows that eating too much red meat may increase the risk of pancreatic cancer.
Threatened masculinity can affect how men eat and handle stress. A study reveals the potential consequences of societal pressure on men.
According to a recent study, individuals affected by endometriosis have an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
A large Swedish study shows that people with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) are more likely to develop mental illness.
The big beer question: Alcohol-free or 0.0 percent? Discover the difference and why it matters to some on FITBOOK.
Not just body odor: A new study reveals that the type of mosquito also determines which people are frequently bitten.
How Can Tomatoes Affect Fatty Liver? Italian Researchers Have Found a Surprising Result
What Squat Speed Yields the Best Results? A New Study Shows: Two Seconds on the Descent Can Be Crucial.
A new study suggests that body fat percentage is more closely linked to male fertility than BMI.
Can a father's diet affect a baby's development? A new study examines the impact on birth weight
A researcher from the University of Cambridge believes the protein intake recommendations are too low. Here's why.
Jet lag may affect more than just sleep: A review suggests that long-distance travel could also impact the gut.
A major study shows that not only exercise but also its pattern could influence the risk of dementia.
A recent study by researchers from the United States suggests that yo-yo dieting can significantly affect muscle loss.
A spouse with dementia increases one's own risk of developing the condition. What the new study from Taiwan reveals.
According to a study, individuals who maintain a high walking speed even in old age have a lower risk of dementia.
Researchers have developed a sensor that measures dopamine in tears, which could simplify diagnostics in the future.
A recent study shows that the scent of chocolate may enhance performance during strength training and alter feelings of hunger.
A gut-friendly diet may be associated with a lower risk of death in people with coronary heart disease.
What is the connection between sleep apnea and erectile dysfunction? A new review summarizes the current state of research.
