Stimulating fetal growth by Viagra
Pregnant pregnant women can use Viagra, a drug for men with impotence, to enhance the development of low-birth-weight fetuses, according to new studies.
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Pregnant pregnant women can use Viagra, a drug for men with impotence, to enhance the development of low-birth-weight fetuses, according to new studies.
Researchers in Sydney and Glasgow have successfully developed hologram (3D) technology to track tumors that grow and spread in real time.
After working on mice, experts from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute (US) discovered a hormone called betatrophin that increased the adrenal insulin secretion efficiency…
Biologists at Tufts University School of Arts and Sciences have discovered a bioelectric signal that can identify cells that are likely to grow into tumors.
Despite concerns that faulty brain proteins can be passed from one person to another during treatment, a new US study shows non-infectious Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, a…
Viagra is the world's favorite green pill, not only for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, but also many other wonderful uses known to the world.
An American girl with rare 'giant' syndrome in the world has suddenly died at 34 years after constantly developing over the past decade.
Four new areas have just been discovered on human genes that directly affect infant weight, providing evidence of health-related adult birth weight.
A rare tumor caused hair to grow in the eyeball of a 19-year-old male in Iran.
Diet prolonged lifespan. That is the result of many research projects. Yet scientists at the Southwest Medical Center of the University of Texas (USA) have found a simpl…
Studying a new language can increase the size of some brain areas significantly, according to new research by Swedish experts.
According to a reporter in Tokyo, the Center for Growth Health Research and four major universities in Japan from September will apply a new, more prenatal prenatal diag…
Men with baldness may face a high risk of prostate cancer, according to a new Canadian study. The survey results from the University of Toronto (Canada) found a connecti…
The changes seem to begin at the time of the baby's birth. For example, in the 2010 study, experts assessed brain scans of 19 women before and after labor. Accordingly,…
According to Iablokov, the UN population growth rate will not come true and will not reach 11 billion people. In the next 20 years, the population will still increase in…