Non‑Hormonal Male Birth Control Pill YCT‑529 Declared Safe in Early Human Trial
A non‑hormonal male birth control pill, YCT‑529, has completed its first Phase 1a human trial, showing no serious side effects and…
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Why COVID-19 Cases Are Rising in the US This Summer – And How to Stay Safe
As summer unfolds across the United States, COVID-19 cases are once again on the rise. According to The Times of…
Pfizer COVID Vaccine Linked to Subtle Corneal Changes: What Latest Study Suggests About Eye Health
A recently published research study has reignited global discussion on the safety of COVID-19 vaccines, focusing specifically on the widely…
The Four Fruits That Cut Cholesterol and Make the Heart Stronger
Cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance present in the blood. While the body needs cholesterol to build healthy cells, excess…
India’s Immunisation Win: Zero-Dose Children Drop by 43% in 2024, Says WHO-UNICEF Data
In a major leap toward universal child healthcare, India has managed to reduce the number of zero-dose children—those who have…
No Crunches, No Gym: 10-Minute Workout to Melt Lower Belly Fat, Says Fitness Coach
If you think melting stubborn lower belly fat demands hours at the gym or hundreds of crunches, think again. As…
UN Warns: Millions Could Die by 2029 if US HIV Funding Isn’t Replaced
The United Nations has issued a dire warning that millions could die by 2029 if US funding for HIV programs…
Swissmedic Approves World’s First Malaria Drug for Newborns and Infants
Switzerland’s medical regulatory authority, Swissmedic, has granted approval for Coartem Baby, the first antimalarial drug specifically designed for newborns and…
Blood Type A Linked to 16% Higher Early Stroke Risk, New Study Shows
Photo Credit: Financial Express A comprehensive meta-analysis has revealed that individuals with blood type A face a 16% higher risk…
Is Social Media Addiction Fueling a Rise in PCOS Among Teenage Girls?
PCOS Among Teenage Girls Photo Credit: indiatoday With PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) cases rising alarmingly among teenage girls, a new…