'CRISPR Regenerative Medicine'
Clinical science

New Life For Regenerative Medicine

By modifying DNA, CRISPR is giving regenera­tive medi­cine a new shot in the arm. Human genetically modified organisms may combat diseases.

Individual 'Female examining ambiguous genitalia'

Born With Ambiguous Genitalia

Under two percent of infants have atypical sex organs. What are the criteria for determination? Who decides the gender of infants, and what does it look like?

Mental health 'Narcissistic Behavior'

Manifesting Narcissistic Behavior

If you have narcissistic person­ality disorder, the people around you share your problem. How can this affect work relationships?

Cardiology 'Elderly man with AFib'

AFib Heart Beats Out of Control

Your heart can race when you see some­one you love. It beats even faster when run­ning a race. Or it can race out of control during atrial fibrillation.

Gastroenterology 'Hemorrhoids, Polyps, Hernias or Worse'

Hemorrhoids, Polyps, Hernias, or Worse

What may appear to be similar disorders have distinct charac­teristics that a gastro­entero­logist notices.

Woman 'Asian and Caucasian making arm muscles'

Asian vs Caucasian Breast Density

Among women, one-quarter as many Chinese women develop breast cancer as North American women. Is this because of breast density, genetics, diet, or other factors?

Woman 'Clinical Distinctions of Male vs Female Nipples'

Male vs Female Nipple Distinctions

The ultimate appearance has no standard beyond what the entertainment media pro­motes. Nipple size and color charts depict normal nipple sizes and position.

Food 'Where Does Your Meat Come From?'

Food Factorization

With in­hu­mane treat­ment of farm animals, are you ready for plant-based alternatives?

Gastroenterology 'How Do People Become Morbidly Obese?'

How People Become Morbidly Obese

When you pass the obesity line on the BMI chart, things become laborious. Some medical conditions exacerbate weight gain. Genes and social issues increase risk.

Oncology 'Chances of Testicular Cancer'

What Are the Chances of Testicular Cancer?

Paradoxically, this infrequent carcinoma within the male genitals is the number-one cancer in men ages 20 to 34.

Clinical science 'A Little Monsanto In Each of Us'

A Little Monsanto in All of Us

Genetically modified organ­isms are in our refri­gera­tors, on our shelves, and likely in our diges­tive systems right now.

Food 'Make Smoothies That Satisfy Hunger'

Are You A Smoothie Criminal?

Several factors determine whether your smoothies are satisfying and healthy. Cut through the misinformation and learn what science reveals.

Nutrition 'Are You Getting Enough Potassium?'

Are You Getting Enough Potassium?

Many Americans do not consume enough potassium. With abundant potassium food sources, consider various ways to eat it.

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