
Author: Mary Moore RN

Adagrasib a Promising New Treatment for Lung, Pancreatic, Endometrial, Ovarian and Colon Cancers
A new drug that inhibits a cancer mutation in the KRAS gene has shown encouraging results in patients with lung cancer, colon cancer, and other solid tumors. For decades, …
Trinity College Dublin: Babies Swallow Millions of Microplastic Particles per Day
A study at Trinity College Dublin examined the potential exposure of babies fed milk prepared in bottles of polypropylene, a plastic commonly used in food packaging. Plastic microparticles in …An Artificial Intelligence Is Now Able to Predict Cardiovascular Diseases Through The Eyes
Key Takeaways: A fully autonomous AI system can predict cardiovascular disease risk by analyzing retinal blood vessels, detecting signs like hypertension non-invasively. The AI was trained on 70,000 retinal …
Heidelberg University Discovers a New Promising Treatment for Neurodegenerative Diseases
Neurodegenerative diseases are chronic, progressive, and incurable. They affect the central nervous system. Today, there are only treatments available that only relieve the symptoms and are not effective for …Having Large Testicles May be linked to Cardiovascular Disease Italian Study Shows
Perhaps it is best not to brag about being too big. An Italian study found an association between testicle size and cardiovascular risk. The larger the male gonads are, …
A List of Supplements That Have Scientifically Proven Aphrodisiac Properties
Many supplements are known for their so-called aphrodisiac properties. But which ones actually work? Here are five supplements that have proven aphrodisiac properties. In the large family of supposedly …Brazilian Study Shows That a Spider Venom Based Gel Could Substitute Viagra
More effective than Viagra and without side effects: It is the promise of a new molecule extracted from the highly toxic venom of a Brazilian spider, which could be …
Harvard Study Shows That Flavonoids Could Prevent Erectile Dysfunction
A study conducted jointly by Harvard University and the University of East Anglia in England showed that a flavonoid-rich diet can help reduce the risk of erectile dysfunction, which …

