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Postpartum depression is a real problem for many mothers, which often has negative implications for their children. It’s very real and far from the “baby blues”. PPD is common for women in the first few days after they have given birth. The symptoms may b…

In the United States, despite high hopes, our health-care system still generally operates as a one-size-fits-all model. Some refer to this as a population model. This paradigm suggests that in the majority of people, an ailment — be it a common cold or a …

AIDS patients must endure a lifetime of drugs because the virus conceals itself in the immune system and reactivates with a vengeance once the treatment stops. However, French scientists have discovered a marker that makes it possible to identify dormant,…

Does the human soul transcend the lifetime of the body it inhabits? Do humans even have souls? If we do, what happens to that soul after we die? Big questions, such as these, require big answers. And despite what some people want you to believe, these on…

With the help of a small stool, Mercy Carrion clambers onto an examination table. The obese 50-year-old woman stands just 115.6 cm (3 feet, 9.5 inches) tall. Despite being overweight, Mercy shows no sign of developing diabetes and has remarkably low blood…

The Most Common IVF Questions Answered Today, in vitro treatment (IVF) is a common word in modern families’ life. However, quite recently, it was a strange system for fertility that delivered what was then known as “unnaturally conceived children.” Louis…

The Scientific Explanation of Cloning Cloning. Like never before, the word mixes feeling and triggers banter, as what was once sci-fi becomes logical certainty. Do we have anything to acquire, or to lose, from their proceeds with endeavours? Unexpectedl…

A team of nine scientists from leading Egyptian medical schools and universities have found that one in every 50 children in America have metabolic brain disease, and it could be a result of the mercury contained in vaccines. How was this found? Mercury …

IVG: REPRODUCTION WITHOUT EGG AND SPERM? Another lab innovation—effectively far along in mice—could consider the formation of treated incipient organisms utilizing sperm and eggs got from non-conceptive body tissues. Indeed, even game-changing conceptiv…

Hormone Therapy Explained The chemical treatment works by either preventing your body from making testosterone or by preventing testosterone from arriving at the cancer cells. Prostate cancer growth cells as a rule need testosterone to develop. Testoste…

The third stage of labor is everything that happens after the baby is born, the part of childbirth that doesn’t make it to the movies. The delivery of the placenta, the most taboo part of childbirth, encompasses the third stage of labor. (Psssttt. There’…

There’s a reason the image of the floundering, scared, shaky post-teen struggling to enter adulthood is a cliché. Between moving out of your parent’s home, going to college and getting a job, lack of sleep, drugs, and unrestricted access to alcohol, becom…

In vitro gametogenesis (IVG) may offer various examination and clinical advantages.Some normal clinical employments of IVG, for instance, allowing opposite‐sex couples experiencing fruitlessness to have genetically related children, have pulled in assista…

At the point when you and your accomplice converse with a specialist about finding support for barrenness, they may propose a strategy called “manual semen injection.” It’s a straightforward methodology with few results, and it can help a few couples who …

Researchers find acupuncture combined with clomiphene more effective than clomiphene plus supplementary hormonal pharmaceuticals for the treatment of infertility. The combination of acupuncture plus clomiphene produces significantly higher pregnancy rates…

Reprogenetics: What Would The Future Look Like? On July 25 1978, Louise Joy Brown, the primary child to be imagined outside the human body, was conceived. Her introduction to the world stood out as truly newsworthy as it indicated that in vitro treatment…

PATIENT NUMBER TWO was born to first-time parents, late 20s, white. The pregnancy was normal and the birth uncomplicated. But after a few months, it became clear something was wrong. The child had ear infection after ear infection and trouble breathing at…

There is no more important topic in the social sciences than sex. The truth of this assertion is linked to two indisputable facts: sex often produces babies, and babies are not born blank slates. Though remnants of the Tabula Rasa myth still haunt the per…

Maitreya One, a black futurist and hip-hop artist living in Harlem, steps off the Greyhound bus on a warm morning in Montgomery, Alabama. Wearing sunglasses and a backwards-facing baseball hat, he eyes the film crew covering his arrival. I walk up to him …

Biologist Ethan Bier runs a laboratory at the University of California, San Diego where fruit flies are used to help unravel the processes that lead to some human diseases. One day recently, a graduate student in the lab called him over to take a look at …

Presentation Planned impregnation is the strategy where semen with living sperms is gathered from the male and brought into the female conceptive lot at an appropriate time with the assistance of instruments. This has been found to bring about an ordinar…

How has religion held up under the scrutiny of modern science? Not well, according to evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, who believes the only reason religion is still with us at all is not because it has inherent worth but because it’s as catching a…

We are only beginning to unravel the genetic and biochemical basis of mental illness — a vague term including conditions as diverse as anxiety, depression, and mood and psychotic disorders. With millions of people suffering from such conditions, it is cru…

Reprogenetics, Reproductive Risks and Cultural Awareness Foundation Past investigations underscored the conceivable social impact on mentalities to reprogenetics and regenerative dangers among clinical understudies who are taken to be “future doctors.” …