Tag #Reproductive Health

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Forever Chemical" Found in Most UK Rivers

Researchers found trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a persistent chemical, in 98% of 32 UK rivers, prompting concerns about its impact on human reproduction and raising questions about the lack of UK regulations.

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UK: Pregnancy Risk Linked to Weight-Loss Drugs and Birth Control Pills

In the UK, 40 women became pregnant while taking birth control pills and weight-loss drugs (Mounjaro, Saxenda, Ozempic/Wegovy); the MHRA warns of a potential link, advising against relying solely on oral contraceptives when using these drugs.

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Microplastics Found in Spadenose Shark Gonads Threaten Reproduction

A study on spadenose sharks off India's west coast found microplastics in 97.9% of their GI tracts and 95% of gonadal tissues, with the highest concentrations in the gonads, potentially impacting reproductive health and highlighting the severe threat of ocean pollution.

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Declining Birth Rate in Colombia Reflects Shifting Societal Norms

Colombia's birth rate has fallen for seven consecutive years, reaching a record low of under 500,000 first-time births in 2024. This reflects increased female autonomy, access to contraceptives, and sex education in schools, challenging traditional norms around motherhood.

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Cameroonian App Tackles Sexual Health Taboos

Vanessa Nzié, a 26-year-old Cameroonian engineer, created the Wellbeing app to address the lack of sexual and reproductive health information for young women in Cameroon, offering e-learning, consultations, and peer support to break taboos and empower informed decisions.

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Rostov Oblast Implements Measures to Combat Declining Birth Rate

Rostov Oblast lawmakers addressed declining birth rates by expanding social support for families, including increased maternity capital and a 300,000 ruble payment for third or subsequent children to families where parents are under 36, aiming to counter delayed childbearing due to career focus amon...

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Vasectomy: Procedure, Recovery, and Considerations

Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt, a urologist and robotic surgeon, discusses vasectomies, explaining the procedure, recovery, potential complications, and common myths surrounding this increasingly popular male birth control method.

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Responsible Consumption and Production
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No Dutch Children Affected by Cancer-Causing Sperm Donor, Dutch Government Says

Based on inquiries by the Dutch state secretary, it appears no Dutch children were conceived using sperm from a donor with a cancer-causing gene, despite reports of 52 affected children in Belgium between 2008-2017 and at least 67 children across eight European countries.

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Non-Hormonal Male Contraceptive Gel Shows Two-Year Efficacy in Small Trial

Contraline's Adam, a non-hormonal male contraceptive gel injected into the vas deferens, successfully blocked sperm release for two years in a small trial of 25 men, showing promise as a long-term reversible alternative to vasectomy or condoms, although further trials are needed to confirm efficacy ...

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Hormone-Free Male Contraceptive Pill Shows Promise in Human Trials

US scientists are testing YCT-529, a hormone-free male birth control pill, which showed 99% efficacy in animal trials and is now in human phase 2 trials in New Zealand, offering a potential game-changer in male contraception.

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Ukrainian Tech Startups Tackle War-Related Health Crisis

Amid the war in Ukraine, two tech startups, Ovul and CareWay, address the growing need for reproductive and mental healthcare, leveraging AI-powered solutions to provide personalized support and address war-related stress and fertility issues; they've secured funding despite the ongoing conflict.

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Fertility-Sparing Treatments Offer Hope for Young Women with Breast Cancer

Improved breast cancer treatments are enabling young women to balance cancer treatment with fertility preservation, though challenges remain, as illustrated by Maggie Loucks' journey.

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