Measure 'love hormone'
A new study said that the strength of lovers' relationships can be predicted by testing the amount of 'love hormones' in the blood.
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A new study said that the strength of lovers' relationships can be predicted by testing the amount of 'love hormones' in the blood.
American experts have introduced a type of condom with barcodes that can record and mark places as well as when an object has sex.
Livescience reported that Nicholas Wright, a scientist at University College London in England, and colleagues conducted a test to test the effects of testosterone, male…
Drinking two cups of coffee a day may increase estrogen levels in Asian women, according to research by University of Utah scientists (USA).
Korean scientists have successfully developed the method of detecting fetal sex at 5 weeks old.
Urine of people who eat canned foods daily has abnormally high levels of bisphenol A (BPA).
The study will be presented by Dr Ng Oon Tech at the Singapoer Health Congress which is expected to take place on November 11 and 12.
On October 25, the Committee of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the United States conducted a vote for the HPV Gardasil vaccination policy, also…
Beer is a popular drink all over the world. However, scientific studies show that drinking a lot of beer greatly reduces the inspirations of gentlemen.
Shawn Nielsen, a graduate student in neurology and behavioral biology at the University of California, Irvine, USA, conducted a study involving 66 female students, half…
Laughing with friends will release brain chemicals to create a positive feeling, while reducing pain, according to the latest research by British scientists.
From skin cells, a group of scientists at McMaster University, Canada, successfully produced human blood.
A new study finds that niacin, or vitamin B3, can boost the male character of men who are unfortunately impotent.