A Finnish research confirms a connection between social media consumption and declining fertility rates
Editor The study looked at a few of the justifications people gave for delaying parenthood amid Finland's fertility decrease…
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All 40 umbilical cord blood samples examined by researchers contain “forever chemicals”
Scientists have connected several types of PFAS to fatal diseases, ultimately concluding that no degree of exposure to…
Scientists in the UK and Austria have developed a more reliable test for cervical cancer.
The majority of cases of cervical cancer are primarily caused by HPV. Researchers from the University College London…
WHO releases the first ever list of fungi that are endangering humanity
Yeasts and moulds are among the 19 "priority pathogens" that the international health organisation has recognised. Worldwide, fungal…
A recent study linked the Covid vaccination from AstraZeneca to a 30% increased risk of a rare blood clotting disorder
Over 10 million people from France, Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK were examined in the study. AstraZeneca’s…
Women exposed to dangerous chemicals in plastic had a higher risk of postpartum depression, according to a study
The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism of the Endocrine Society published the study's findings. Up to one…
After a thorough look into the potential link between vaccines and asthma by researchers, it’s reported to be safe
Dr. Monica Gandhi, a professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco, who was not involved…
Common herbicides called propyzamide may contribute to the rising rates of inflammatory bowel disease
The study, published in Nature, suggests that a specific herbicide, propyzamide, may increase inflammation in the large and…
Experimental studies on animals show that momentary exposure to rapamycin has similar anti-aging effects as lifelong treatment
The current most promising anti-aging drug is Rapamycin, known for its positive effects on life and health span…
Kids and young adults with down syndrome are four times more likely to have diabetes
The study, published in Diabetes Care, examined just under 10,000 people with Down Syndrome and nearly 40,000 without.…
