Prof. Dr. Vladimir Trajkovski

Prof. Dr. Vladimir Trajkovski Prof. Dr. Vladimir Trajkovski is MD. and PhD, Full Professor at Faculty of Philosophy, UKIM, Skopje Dr. Vladimir Trajkovski is born in Skopje in 1968. (1999).

He is a graduate of the Skopje's Faculty of Medicine in 1994, where he later obtained his M.Sc. He obtained PhD degrees in 2002 on the Faculty of Philosophy. He is the president of Macedonian Scientific Society for Autism and organizer of first international student’s special educational seminar in 1999. He introduced subject Autism in the postgraduate curricula at the Faculty of Philosophy in 2004. He is visiting professor at Alma Mater Europaea University in Slovenia. His research interest is genetic and physiological aspects of autism spectrum disorders, but he has also published in the fields of human genetics and medical aspects of disability. He was head of educational-scientific board of postgraduate studies at Institute of Special Education and Rehabilitation between October 2009 and September 2013. He is an active member of the Autism Europe, member of EASPD, IASSID. He is editor-in-chief of Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. He was former editor-in-chief of Journal for ReAttach Therapy and Developmental Diversities, Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation and he is a consulting editor for five international journals. He takes a part in 21 domestic and international projects. He has about 110 articles published in domestic and international journals. Author of eight handbooks, manuals, brochures.

         Оваа бројка се однесува на ЕУ, во Македонија таа бројка е 100%, за жал.
27/03/2026


Оваа бројка се однесува на ЕУ, во Македонија таа бројка е 100%, за жал.

Ве поканувам во недела да гледате „Неделен магазин“ на  #МРТ1 со извонредната и пријатната новинарка  Petkovska.
26/03/2026

Ве поканувам во недела да гледате „Неделен магазин“ на #МРТ1 со извонредната и пријатната новинарка Petkovska.

25/03/2026

In a breakthrough that could transform medicine, scientists have discovered a way to reverse kidney damage, raising hopes that a full cure for kidney disease may be possible in the near future. Chronic kidney damage has long been considered irreversible, often leading to dialysis or transplants.
The new approach works by regenerating damaged kidney tissue and restoring its natural function. Early studies in lab models have shown remarkable results, with previously impaired kidneys regaining normal activity. Researchers believe that with further development, this method could one day provide a lifesaving therapy for millions suffering from chronic kidney disease worldwide.
While clinical trials in humans are still needed, this discovery is a monumental step toward potentially curing a condition that affects millions globally. The era of repairing damaged kidneys instead of just managing symptoms may finally be on the horizon.

25/03/2026

🏅🧬 Researchers who discovered the master switch that prevents the human immune system from attacking itself.

And they just won the Nobel.

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine has been awarded to Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi for their groundbreaking work on peripheral immune tolerance.

While the immune system is a powerful defense against external pathogens, it requires precise regulation to avoid damaging the body's own organs. Sakaguchi first identified a specialized group of 'regulatory T cells' that act as a biological brake on immune responses. This discovery was completed when Brunkow and Ramsdell identified the FOXP3 gene as the master switch governing these cells, a finding initially made while studying a rare and fatal autoimmune disorder in children.

By revealing how the body maintains this delicate internal balance, these laureates have provided the foundation for a new era of medical treatment. Their work explains the biological origins of autoimmune diseases and has led to the development of therapies that are currently being explored to treat chronic conditions, improve organ transplant success, and even reprogram the immune environment around tumors to fight cancer. These discoveries represent a fundamental shift in immunology, moving beyond simple defense to a sophisticated understanding of how the body governs its own cellular power.

source: Nobel Prize Outreach AB. (2025). The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2025. Nobel Prize Press Release.

The potential here is enormous. What future medical breakthroughs are you most hopeful for?

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23/03/2026

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23/03/2026
22/03/2026

Почитувани студенти, Ве информирам дека првиот колоквиум по Хумана генетика ќе се полага на 31 март 2026 година во големиот амфитеатар на ФЗ...

22/03/2026

THE RIBOSOME IS A LIVING 3D PRINTER

Inside every one of your cells sits a microscopic factory that makes all life possible (even secular scientists refer to it as a factory). It is called the ribosome. It reads genetic instructions written in a four letter digital code and then builds real three dimensional protein machines from those instructions. This is not a chemical splash or a lucky reaction. It is a controlled, step by step manufacturing process where information is converted into physical structure.

The ribosome uses start signals, stop signals, spacing rules, and error correction as it moves along the genetic message. Transfer RNA molecules act like delivery trucks, bringing the correct amino acids at the correct time based on the code being read. If even one letter is off, the ribosome detects the error and corrects it. That is logic. That is programming. That is not what blind chemistry does.

This system had to exist fully formed for life to begin. Without the ribosome, DNA is useless. Without DNA, the ribosome has nothing to read. They depend on each other completely. That is not evolution. That is interlocked design. The ribosome is a living declaration that information came first, and information always comes from a mind. Scripture said it first. God spoke, and life began.

22/03/2026

Genetic insights on the mechanisms of human cortical folding

Top Citing Authors in Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
21/03/2026

Top Citing Authors in Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

This is the scientometric profile of Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences built by the analysis of articles and citations.

Мој скромен придонес кон децата и лицата со Даун синдром. Благодарност до новинарот Живко Здравкоски!
21/03/2026

Мој скромен придонес кон децата и лицата со Даун синдром. Благодарност до новинарот Живко Здравкоски!

Ден на свеста и поддршката за лицата со Даунов синдром Секоја година на 21 март во светот се одбележува Меѓународниот ден за Даунов синдром – ден посветен на подига....

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Prof. Dr Vladimir Trajkovski is born in Skopje in 1968. He is a graduate of the Skopje's Faculty of Medicine in 1994, where he later obtained his M.Sc. (1999). He obtained PhD degrees in 2002 on the Faculty of Philosophy. Now, he is serving as editor-in-chief of Journal for ReAttach Therapy and Developmental Diversities. He was Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation since November 2008 until September 2017. He is the president of Macedonian Scientific Society for Autism and organizer of first international student’s special educational seminar in 1999. He introduced subject Autism in the postgraduate curricula at the Faculty of Philosophy. His research interest is genetic and physiological aspects of autism spectrum disorders, but he has also published in the fields of human genetics and medical aspects of disability. He was head of educational-scientific board of postgraduate studies at Institute of Special Education and Rehabilitation betwen October 2009 and September 2013. He is an active member of the Autism Europe, member of the European Association of Service Providers for People with disabilities, member of the International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disabilities. He is a consulting editor for Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities, associate editor for Bulgarian Journal of Communication Disorders. He is also member of Advisory Board of The Open Access Journal of Science and Technology. He takes a part in international projects such as: “Tolerance and Acceptance” by EASPD, “Europe is a place to live” by EASPD, “In FOCUS” by TEMPUS programme, “Common voice network project” by Hand in Hand, ESIPP project, Autism P*P project, Autism Friendly Spaces by Erasmus plus. He has about 100 articles published in domestic and international journals.