Birth control pills and its effects on women's memory
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…
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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…
The three drugs that can reduce your sexual desire are birth control pills, antidepressants and diabetes medications.
Some of the following special cases are recommended not to use birth control pills of any kind to avoid adverse health effects.
A recent study by scientists from Stirling University (UK) shows that the hormone oxtrogen ...
One study found that taking birth control pills contained hormones that increased the amount of gray matter in a woman's brain.
Testosterone injections are capable of eliminating condoms from family planning.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has announced plans to support contraceptives for the poor. Accordingly, the price of oral contraceptives will be reduced a…
The US Food and Drug Administration has approved the release of a birth control pill that can eliminate women's monthly periods. The drug is called Lybrel, produced by W…
On May 9, at the 45th anniversary of the establishment of the Vietnam Institute of Medicinal Materials, Director of the Institute of Medicinal Materials Nguyen Thuong Do…
Soon, men can use hormonal contraceptives to stop sperm production without worry, because a new study has found this therapy to be effective.
Mr. Tamás Ritter - Head of Representative Office of Gedeon Richter LTD (Hungary) in Vietnam - has just announced the situation of counterfeit drugs on the market, and al…
In the New England Journal of Medicine, the authors said women
A businesswoman claims a new application developed by her company can replace women's contraceptives and even warns women about the timing of their menstrual periods.
This is a utility developed by a team of researchers from Imperial College London (UK). This digital device is as compact as a piece of tape on the skin, constantly meas…