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Uterine polyps are generally benign lesions with a low risk of malignancy. They occur from the abnormal growth of cells in the inner wall of the uterus and usually affect women aged between 30 and...
The Endometrial Polyp is a prominent lesion that affects the membrane that covers the inner wall of the uterus, called the endometrium. These lesions, which look very similar to a wart, arise from a...
Since 2016, uterus transplants have been carried out by some important Human Reproduction organizations in the world. The results obtained by the studies demonstrated the effectiveness of the...
Ovulation is the main aspect of the fertile period, a period generally consisting of 6 days, in which the woman's body becomes receptive to fertilization. Knowing when ovulation is happening can...
What is sex for? From a biological point of view, there is an apparent reason for sex between human beings. We have sex because it satisfies our biological urges, including the urges needed to...
Genome editing is a technique used by genetic engineering in gene manipulation. It can be applied to plants, insects, animals, and humans. Genome editing consists of a series of laboratory techniques...
Fibroids are usually silent, but in 50% of cases, they manifest themselves with symptoms that can strongly influence daily life and the life of a couple, also causing infertility. They are benign...
The article published in the journal Genetics is the first to present this strategy to reverse the effects of BPA (Bisphenol-A) in the body. In the study, researchers tested the antioxidant action of...
Despite resulting from hormonal changes associated with aging, andropause and menopause are distinct processes, and symptoms differ considerably. Male Aging Androgen Deficiency (ADEM) is...
Indican–U– Marker of intestinal dysbiosis (imbalance in intestinal flora) – systemic repercussions. Dysbiosis Test: This test becomes positive in all situations in which the bacterial...
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