Kiwano, a horned melon
Kiwano, also known as horned melon, isn’t just a funky-looking fruit. Its vibrant green skin and spiky horns hide a…
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Test tube babies redefine possibilities in reproductive science Myths vs. Facts
The first successful instance of in vitro fertilization (IVF) leading to a live birth occurred in 1978. Developed by Robert…
Advancements pave way for precise brain tumor imaging techniques.
The groundwork for improved brain tumor diagnostic imaging has been laid through advancements in imaging technologies like MRI, PET, and…
Bypass the Booze Blues: Why Bariatric Surgery Patients Need Long-Term Alcohol Support
Did you know that bariatric surgery, while effective for weight loss, can lead to increased alcohol misuse in the long…
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A Second Beat, A Second Chance: The Game-Changing Pacemaker That Rewrote Heart History!
In 1958, a faint flicker ignited a spark of hope that changed the rhythm of hearts forever. Imagine life on…
Different types of plots and graphics used in Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis
While the accuracy of findings in systematic reviews and meta-analysis is vital to decision-making, the presentation of findings in a…
Hope in Every Sample: TESE and the Journey to Fatherhood
Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE) is a surgical procedure employed in male infertility cases where sperm retrieval from the testicles is…
Immune System Hack: How Our Ancestors’ Battles with Germs Gave Us Allergies
Ever wonder why you sneeze at pollen or get hives from shellfish? Blame your allergy-prone immune system, a legacy from…