NIH Grant Funds First Human Trials of On-Demand Male Contraceptive Pill
Weill Cornell Medicine researchers have received an $8.2 million NIH grant to advance an experimental on-demand male contraceptive pill, which ...
Weill Cornell Medicine researchers have received an $8.2 million NIH grant to advance an experimental on-demand male contraceptive pill, which ...
Researchers have developed and validated a ten-item questionnaire, the HCKQ, to assess hormonal contraception knowledge among female athletes and coaches, ...
A review proposes that ovarian aging is a progressive reorganization of immune, metabolic, and endocrine networks linking the ovary to ...
An umbrella review of nine systematic reviews reported high prevalence of gender-based violence and selected adverse sexual and reproductive health ...
A retrospective study found higher endometrial CD38 and/or CD138 positivity among women with a history of ectopic pregnancy than among ...
A survey of 152 primary healthcare facilities in two regions of Burkina Faso finds that only 30.3 percent offer the ...
A survey of 421 motorcycle taxi riders in Kampala found that men who initiate contraceptive conversations are far more likely ...
The finding that antinuclear antibody positivity alone does not translate into higher rates of adverse pregnancy outcomes carries important implications ...
A global ecological study of 174 countries finds that each additional day of very strong or extreme heat stress is ...
A new review proposes that personality-related biological differences, expressed through autonomic, neuroendocrine, and gut pathways, may help explain individual variation ...
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