Most complex organs in the human body require a comprehensive vascular system for proper functioning. This system is especially important in the penis. For an erection, blood must fill the corpora cavernosa and be retained, ensuring rigidity.…
Christopher Wallis of the University of Toronto and colleagues from Canada and the United States conducted a large retrospective cohort study and confirmed the existence of a "weekend effect" in surgery—the outcomes of surgeries performed before...
Danish scientists led by Lærke Priskorn from Copenhagen University Hospital Rigshospitalet studied the semen analysis results of 78,284 men aged 18 to 65 and found that…
Paleoanthropologists discovered a well-preserved femur, tibia, and partial pelvis in Swartkrans belonging to a young adult, a robust Australopithecus species that lived between 2.3 and 1.7 million years ago. These valuable postcranial skeletal fragments allowed them to determine…
According to a study published in Nature, aspirin increases the T-cell immune response against malignant tumors. In mouse experiments, scientists showed that aspirin inhibits the synthesis of thromboxane A2, which suppresses T-cell activity.…
A study by a team from the German Diabetes Research Center demonstrates that the brain's response to the hormone insulin adapts to short-term dietary changes even before weight gain occurs. As a result…
An international scientific team reported the success of a phase III clinical trial of depemokimab for chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps. This monoclonal antibody to interleukin-5 is administered semiannually. The report…
Sargon Barkarmo and Jan Kowar of the University of Gothenburg analyzed the long-term outcomes of single-tooth implants in a small group of patients and found that the vast majority…
According to researchers from the University of Toronto, many people today are in a constant race to find happiness, trying to be like the famous and happy people around them, but more often in…
Two newborns or infants from a double burial excavated in Croatia near the ancient Roman city of Tragurion were fraternal twins. This is the conclusion reached by scientists who published an article in the Journal of Archaeological Science:…
Anna Karin Hedström and colleagues from the Karolinska Institute analyzed the dietary habits of 2,719 patients with multiple sclerosis. They found that high fish consumption was associated with a lower risk…
You've probably seen those stupid pictures showing how our mood changes depending on dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin... Well, forget about them, and I'll tell you how it works on...
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