Gov. Neil Abercrombie signed into law today a bill that requires Hawaii hospitals to provide female sexual assault victims with medically and factually accurate information regarding emergency contraception as well as provide emergency contraception to all women who accept or request it.
Month: April 2013
Global newborn action
15-18 APRIL 2013 | JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA — Participants from more than 50 countries came together to focus on accelerating the scale-up of high-impact interventions to address the three leading causes of newborn mortality: prematurity, intrapartum-related complications and infections.
Women at Peak Fertility Prefer Men with High Testosterone Levels
According to a new study, women at their peak fertility prefer the scent of men with high testosterone levels. A research has previously shown that ovulation has an impact on a woman’s mating preferences.
Infertility Awareness Week Puts Emphasis On Education
About eight to ten percent of men and women suffer from infertility, a medical condition that can usually be treated with the right diagnosis.
Infertility Awareness Week Puts Emphasis On Education
About eight to ten percent of men and women suffer from infertility, a medical condition that can usually be treated with the right diagnosis.
Infertility Awareness Week Puts Emphasis On Education
About eight to ten percent of men and women suffer from infertility, a medical condition that can usually be treated with the right diagnosis.
Women at Peak Fertility Prefer Men with High Testosterone Levels
According to a new study, women at their peak fertility prefer the scent of men with high testosterone levels. A research has previously shown that ovulation has an impact on a woman’s mating preferences.
Men Who Wear KILTS are More Fertile – Because Their Sperm are Cooler
Men who wear kilts have better quality sperm and are therefore more fertile, Scottish researchers claim.
Dyspareunia: Surgery and Low-Dose Progestin Both Effective
Surgery and low-dose progestin are similarly effective against endometriosis-associated severe deep dyspareunia, but the timing of their effects differs, according to the findings of a patient-preference, parallel cohort study.
Why Menopause?
Last fall, a 96-year-old man named Ramajit Raghav became a father. No woman could become a mother at 96, or even 76. That’s because women typically lose the capacity to have children around the age 50–not because they become decrepit, not because civilization has poisoned them, but because they undergo a distinct biological transition, known as menopause.