| Mismatch or Mass Marketing? Stone Age Diets, Industrialization and Ultra-Processed Foods | Sarah ELTON | 323–333 |
| Evolutionary Medicine Perspective on Genetic Diseases | Ajlan TÜKÜN,KIVANÇ BİLECEN | 334–339 |
| Evolutionary Epidemiology: A Synthesis for Evolution and Epidemiology | Efe SEZGIN | 340–344 |
| Evolutionary Medicine and Endocrine Phenotypes: Evolutionary Approach to Early Juvenility | Merih BERBEROĞLU | 345–348 |
| Infectious Diseases and Evolutionary Medicine | O. Şadi YENEN | 349–358 |
| Model Organisms and Common Evolutionary Origins: Drosophila Parkinson Model | Özge DÜZGÜN | 359–366 |
| Evolution of The Eye | MAHMUT OĞUZ ULUSOY,Sinan EMRE | 367–370 |
| HIV as a Challenging Agent of Evolutionary Dynamics | ÇAĞATAY TARHAN | 371–375 |
| Novel Modules to Teach Evolutionary Medicine: an Australian and a Swiss Experience | Frank RUHLI,Martin HAEUSLER,Arthur SANIOTIS,Maciej HENNEBERG | 376–384 |
| Evolutionary Biology, Evolutionary Medicine and Medical Education: Current State in the World and Turkey | İskender SAYEK | 385–388 |
| Finding a Place for Evolutionary Medicine in Medical Education : Evolutionary Medicine Discipline | Mehmet Cem MÜDERRİSOĞLU,Necdet ERSÖZ | 389–391 |
| Is Schizophrenia a Price of Human Evolution ? | Ejder Akgün YILDIRIM,Eren YILDIZHAN,Nur ÖZTÜRK | 392–400 |