Hair dyeing may increase the risk of breast cancer
Women need to be cautious before dyeing their hair or using hormonal contraceptives because they can increase the risk of breast cancer.
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Women need to be cautious before dyeing their hair or using hormonal contraceptives because they can increase the risk of breast cancer.
According to a recent report published by Oxford University researchers in The Lancet, The Pill may help women avoid significant ovarian cancer for a long time.
Contraception, makeup, skin care, medicine ... are the few special uses of feces and urine.
Scientists from Australia are designing a new type of condom to help people feel
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.
Currently, condoms are the only product that has the potential to prevent unwanted pregnancies and is a safeguard against the spread of HIV.
Impregnating contraceptives into seeds is a way that American scientists want to apply to reduce the rapid growth rate of gray squirrels, a rodent species that have a ha…
Earlier this month, an Australian engineer announced a new, strange method of contraception for men: implanting a radio control device that could stop sperm motility at…