To what extent does air pollutant-induced semen damage contribute to male infertility?
A study published in the Science of the Total Environment Journal investigates the contribution of air pollutants-induced semen damage to the risk of infertility. Study: Semen damage contributed over 50 % to air-pollutant-induced infertility: A prospective cohort study of 3940 men in…
Read MoreUnderstanding how consumption of beef vs. plant-based burgers alters the lipemic response and gut microbiota
In a recent study published in the Food Research International Journal, researchers reviewed the differences in the digestive process between beef- (BB) and plant-based burgers (PB), from ingestion to excretion. Study: The digestive fate of beef versus plant-based burgers from bolus…
Read MoreMount Sinai announces creation of the Institute for Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative medicine-; the process of replacing, engineering or regenerating human cells, tissues or organs-; holds exciting potential for the field of health care. It could someday make it possible to grow a new kidney in a petri dish, repair damaged…
Read MoreStrictly judge Len Goodman died of rare cancer, says health body
Lorraine announces sad news that Len Goodman has died Tributes have been pouring in since the death of former Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman who died at the age of 78. The retired professional dancer died in a…
Read More17-year-olds first stroke sign hit her eyes during a dance class
Stroke: CDC outlines the main signs and how to respond Georgie Holland, 17, was attending a dance lesson when the first symptom struck. The teenager was suffering from a stroke that left her with permanent damage to her vision. However,…
Read MoreCovid vaccines and tinnitus: What we know so far
Did YOU suffer ringing in the ear after your Covid shot? Thousands say they developed tinnitus after vaccine – now scientists are investigating At least 20k Americans reported ringing in their ears after getting a Covid shot Researchers have not…
Read MoreFive Ways to Help Adoptable Horses Without Adopting
You might not be in the position to adopt a horse right now, but you can still have a horse-sized impact on adoptable equines. We need your passion and expertise in order to reach the ASPCA’s goal of massively increasing…
Read MoreAblation for Atrial Fibrillation May Protect the Aging Brain
Treating atrial fibrillation with catheter ablation in addition to medical management may offer greater protection against cognitive impairment than medical management alone, new research suggests. Investigators found adults who had previously undergone catheter ablation were significantly less likely to be…
Read MoreWhat New Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors Have Emerged?
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the main cause of premature death and disability in the general population, and according to the World Health Organization, the incidence of CVD is increasing throughout the world. Conventional risk factors that contribute to the occurrence…
Read MoreQ&A: Dell on creating unbiased AI in healthcare
Steven Lazer, global healthcare and life sciences chief technology officer at Dell Technologies, sat down with MobiHealthNews during the 2023 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition to discuss how he takes intellectual property from Dell, as well as from other…
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