Hundreds of millions of girls gone?
Speaking of an increasingly serious abortion for sex selection in many countries, author Mara Hvistendahl wrote a long article in US Foreign Policy magazine.
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Speaking of an increasingly serious abortion for sex selection in many countries, author Mara Hvistendahl wrote a long article in US Foreign Policy magazine.
Although being a famous author in China with literary works loved by readers: Together for life, Love me at first sight ...
Girls who have had abortion twice or more have 72% increased risk of low birth weight and 93% risk of premature delivery for the next birth, a study published in Canada…
In a work published in Environmental Health, the authors question whether the contamination of some industrial chemicals has been banned, causing gender imbalance (low f…
Meredith F. Small is Cornell University anthropologist and author of the book
In a study that goes against conventional culinary knowledge, the Italian authors have said that cooked vegetables can retain or increase the amount of nutrients inheren…
That's the result of an American study conducted at the Kaiser Permanent Medical Center in Oakland. The author, Dr. Lisa Croen and colleagues, followed children born bet…
That was the Canadian researchers' claim after tracking 776 nursing mothers in Monteregie. Nearly one-third (29%) of these mothers breastfeed their babies every night to…
The group of authors from the London Cancer Research Institute has shocked the list of 110 genes that increase the risk of breast cancer in women.
In the New England Journal of Medicine, the authors said women
An article recently published in ACS Nano magazine by German authors said they have successfully designed a tool to deliver cancer drugs to the reproductive tract of wom…
This is the topic of the author group under Hanoi University of Pharmacy and is one of the outstanding studies of the key state-level science and technology program in t…
The group of American epidemiologists at Washington University has designed a statistical model called Rosner-Colditz.
Approximately 1100 people die each year in the UK due to radon-related lung cancer in the home, however the current government's protection policies focus primarily on a…
With dishes from this leaf, Thai authors hope they will preserve a better living environment.