There are plenty of limitations when you’re pregnant. Should acetaminophen during pregnancy be the next restricted medication?
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What is Menopause and Can New Technology Delay Its Onset?
Whether we like it or not, menopause is an inevitable part of life. But new technology may soon allow us to delay menopause and choose when to face it.
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Viruses are now our friend? Learn about Phage Therapy!
To combat the growth of antibiotic resistant bacteria, we must find new treatments. Bacteriophage therapy utilizes helpful viruses to combat these bacteria.
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Covid-19 Vaccine Development Puts a Woman in the Hero Role
Clinical trials of two new Covid-19 vaccines have shown that each has an efficacy rate of over 95%. Learn about the woman behind this exciting advancement.
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To Douche or not to Douche? This shouldn’t be a question
Why do women use douches? Does douching actually work? The Dr. Aliabadi education team is here to help and explain why douching is bad.
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Can a Blood Test Detect Cancer Before Symptoms Appear?
The earlier cancer is detected, the better the odds of successful treatment. Would it be possible to use an blood test to diganose at earlier stages?
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AI Is Reading Mammograms and Diagnosing Breast Cancer
Learn about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is screening mammograms and, reducing false negatives for more accurate breast cancer diagnosis.
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What Is CRISPR? Can It Become the Next Antibiotic?
We recently wrote about evolving generations of drug-resistant bacteria. These bacterial strains have learned to resist antibiotics which
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Can a Uterus Be Transplanted From a Deceased Donor? Yes, It Can!
Way back in 1954, banner headlines proclaimed the news that a kidney had become the first human organ
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MIT Uses AI to Predict Breast Cancer Risk 5 Years into the Future
In science fiction stories, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often the catalyst for scary robots to take over the
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The Link Between Menopause and Alzheimer’s: What You Need to Know
There are 5.7 million Alzheimer’s patients in the US. Two thirds of those patients are women. In other
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The Human Genome, A New Way to Treat Patients?
People’s bodies aren’t the same. We’re all physically different, each from the other. This isn’t exactly headline news.
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Sperm Counts Are Falling, Sperm Freezing Is on the Rise
Over the last few decades, reproductive scientists have reached a consensus. Men’s sperm counts are steadily decreasing, at
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Gene Editing Can Save Your Unborn Baby’s Life! But Will Americans Allow It to Happen? [new study]
Americans are more likely to anticipate negative than positive effects from widespread use of gene-editing technology An astonishing
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Babies Can Now Make Music in the Womb! Behold the Womba
The device, strapped to a pregnant woman’s belly, creates music in response to the baby’s kicks and other
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A Miracle? Immunotherapy Melts Tumors Away in Terminal Breast Cancer Patient
An experimental therapy seems to have eradicated cancer in a patient with metastatic breast cancer who had failed
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