Tag: Reproductive Health
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Endometrial mRNA Therapy Shows Early Promise for Infertility, Johns Hopkins Researchers Report
Groundbreaking Early Results in Endometrial mRNA Therapy Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine are reporting encouraging early results from a novel endometrial mRNA therapy aimed at treating infertility. The work, conducted through collaborations involving the Wilmer Eye Institute and the Johns Hopkins Medicine Center for Nanomedicine, showcases a new strategy for delivering therapeutic mRNA directly to…
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Ghana Makes History: World’s First Quadruplets Born Through Traditional Surrogacy
Ghana Announces Historic Milestone in Reproductive Medicine Ghana has reportedly achieved a landmark moment in reproductive medicine with the birth of the world’s first quadruplets through traditional surrogacy. The four babies — two boys and two girls — were delivered at the Walking Egg Medical Infertility Centre on January 13. The announcement has sparked wide…
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5 Women’s Health Myths Debunked by Doctors
Introduction: Why Myths Persist in Women’s Health Conversations about women’s health are finally getting the attention they deserve. Yet even in a world of accessible information, myths persist—often fueled by anecdotes, social media, and outdated beliefs. Recognizing and debunking these myths with medical evidence can help everyone make better health choices. Here are five common…
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Let Them Eat Cake: Inequitable Fixes for Obesity Favor the Wealthy
Introduction: A Fix on the Table, Unequal in Practice In public debates about obesity, experts often propose adjustments to food systems, medical care, and lifestyle support. The rhetoric may sound egalitarian—everyone deserves a healthier future. Yet the practical reality is stark: many proposed fixes are priced out of reach for the people who need them…
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From AMH to Sperm Health: How Work Culture Is Impacting Fertility
Introduction: Why Fertility Needs a Workplace Checkup Imagine treating fertility with the same routine seriousness as heart health — regular testing, early interpretation of data, and simple steps taken long before problems arise. While most people monitor cholesterol and blood pressure, fertility often remains a taboo topic, whispered about rather than tracked. The modern work…
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From AMH to sperm health: How work culture shapes fertility
Bringing AMH into the conversation about fertility Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is often discussed in clinical circles as a marker of ovarian reserve. While AMH testing provides important information for women planning pregnancies, it also invites a broader conversation about how everyday life, including work culture, can influence reproductive health. In many careers, long hours, high…
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From AMH to Sperm Health: How Work Culture is Shaping Fertility
Introduction: Rethinking Fertility as a Workplace Health Issue Imagine if fertility were treated with the same vigilance as heart health. Regular tests, early interpretation of data, and simple lifestyle adjustments could become as routine as annual checkups. While many people monitor their blood pressure or cholesterol, fertility often remains a more private concern. Yet work…
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Bad Effects of Bug Sprays on Humans: Health Risks Today
Understanding the Hidden Costs of Bug Sprays Bug sprays and other industrial pesticides are widely used to control pests in homes, agriculture, and public spaces. While these products can reduce disease-carrying insects and protect crops, they can also carry unintended risks for people. Recent research from multiple teams highlights that some chemicals in bug sprays…
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Bad Effects of Bug Sprays on Humans and Reproductive Health
Understanding What Bug Sprays Are and How They Affect the Body Bug sprays, pesticides, and insecticides are widely used to control pests in homes, gardens, and public spaces. While they help protect crops and curb disease vectors, these chemicals can interact with human biology in ways that raise health concerns. Some active ingredients, adjuvants, and…
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US Funding Cuts Force Closure of 1,394 Family Planning Clinics, Reveals New Data
Overview: A growing access crisis from funding cuts New figures reveal a stark reality: cuts to United States aid funding have directly led to the closure of 1,394 family planning clinics. The data highlight a widening gap in access to contraception, reproductive health services, and essential care for millions of people who previously relied on…