Sexual Health
Rezum for BPH: Miracle Cure or Hidden Peril? Dive into the Untold Truth!
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is considered one of the commonest urological conditions affecting the middle-aged and elderly male population. Prostatic enlargement may manifest in most patients with symptoms of urinary …
Revolutionary Breakthrough: Israeli Scientists Grow Human Embryo Models Without Sperm or Eggs!
An Israeli team, led by Professor Jacob Hanna of the Weizmann Institute, managed to create complete models of human embryos and grow them for up to 14 days without …
Vaping Alert: E-Cigarettes Linked to Shrinking Testicles and Plummeting Sperm Quality!
E-cigarettes are widely used by many smokers in attempts to quit smoking. However, the long-term health effects are not fully known. The results of a study conducted by researchers …
Comprehensive Sequencing of the Human Y Chromosome: Implications for Male Fertility and Genomic Variability
Scientists have succeeded in analyzing the entire sequence of the Y chromosome, a task that had not been achieved before. This provides valuable information about its role in sperm …
8 Day Water Fast Shrinks Prostate and Improves Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Symptoms
Different forms of fasting have been a focus of clinical research in the past and recent years especially as regards weight, blood pressure, and blood glucose control amongst people …Minimizing the Risks of Common Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Medications: The Efficacy of BHP Combination Therapy
As men begin to gain more years, something strange begins to happen. Sometimes, it is that the previously simple act of urinating now takes more time, effort, and concentration …
A Leap Towards HIV Cure: Stem Cell Transplants Show Promising Results in Recent Study
Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a virus that attacks the body’s immune cells, making the body prone to infections especially the kinds that do not usually affect normal people. …
Novel Medical Tool Demonstrates Efficacy in Reducing Recurrence Rates of Bacterial Vaginosis
The most prevalent vaginal infection in women of childbearing age is bacterial vaginosis (BV). Beyond 60% of all vulvovaginal diseases are caused by BV. Bacterial vaginosis may also lead …