Author: healthtost

Believe it or not, some people want to rush and have a period. Checking your cycle can ensure you know when it’s due, without interrupting your wedding day, trip to the beach, or other important event. Many people use hormonal contraceptives while others try holistic measures such as eating pineapple or having sex. Whatever your reasoning for challenging your period, we’re here to set the record straight and dispel any myths. Is it even possible? And if so, how can you get Mother Nature to arrive early before your big day? Contraception This is the only scientifically proven and most…

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Do you no longer feel pleasure during sex or masturbation? Does your penis fail to get an erection, even when you are mentally and sexually aroused? Are you experiencing a sudden and sudden decrease in interest in sex? If your penile sensitivity is preventing you from having satisfying sex, you’re not alone. Many men face this issue of libido and a large part of them choose to keep quiet about them altogether. As embarrassing as it is, talking to a doctor about your loss of sensation is vital to being able to help you overcome your condition. But if you…

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A new vaccine is showing encouraging early results as a potential treatment for some patients with pancreatic or colon cancer, according to a study led by researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK). The vaccine targets tumors with mutations (or changes) in the KRAS gene, a driving force in many cancers. This cancer vaccine is different from another type of pancreatic cancer vaccine, which is made specifically for each patient using messenger RNA (mRNA). Both are therapeutic vaccines given after surgery to prevent or delay cancer recurrence in high-risk patients. “Having an off-the-shelf vaccine would make it easier, faster,…

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It kills the cancer, not the prostate focal therapy, although not the standard of care, is emerging as a way to treat localized prostate cancer in carefully selected patients. I recently interviewed one of the leaders in this field, urologist Arvin K. George, MD, Director of Prostate Cancer Programs at the Brady Urology Institute at Johns Hopkins. Focal therapy is just one part of George’s clinical practice, which covers the diagnosis and management of prostate and other genitourinary cancers. is a specialist surgeon who performs robotic prostatectomy and kidney surgery. His research focuses on the use of imaging and biomarkers…

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“Because menopause happens to people.” This is the phrase that welcomes visitors Queer Menopause, a website designed to raise awareness of LGBTQ+ experiences in menopause, provide resources and support better education for healthcare providers (HCPs). The statement itself serves as an obvious indication of inclusion. Menopause symptoms can manifest differently for everyone, and the spectrum of LGBTQ+ identities (including gender diversity) adds additional nuance to an already individualized experience. For people who are not cisgender (when your gender identity matches the gender you were assigned at birth) or straight, existing menopause advice and discussions can feel irrelevant or dismissive of…

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Is it possible to cause wrinkles by how you take care of your skin? Genetics influence the appearance and behavior of our skin to some extent, but how quickly your skin ages is greatly influenced by your daily habits. That’s good news, because it means you can slow down the appearance of wrinkles if you avoid these ten mistakes! 10 mistakes that cause wrinkles 1. It doesn’t protect your skin from the sun. Dermatologists say that UV radiation from the sun is enemy number one when it comes to skin aging. Although we need the vitamin D that our skin…

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Sexuality is an essential aspect of human life, contributing to overall well-being, intimacy, sexual health and relationship satisfaction. However, various factors can affect our sexual health and satisfaction over time. Changes in physical health, hormonal fluctuations, stress, relationship dynamics, and lifestyle factors can all affect our sexual experiences. The good news is that there are steps we can take to revitalize our sex lives and maintain sexual health and satisfaction.In this blog post, we’ll explore tips and strategies for improving sexual well-being, improving intimacy, and cultivating a satisfying and fulfilling sex life. Whether you want to rekindle the spark in…

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Your postpartum recovery is a difficult time! And what is important for you is that you get the right one postnatal care you deserve. You have experienced a complete change in your life as you know it! There is lack of sleep and lack of independence. You deserve the best postpartum care This recovery period after childbirth is very important. You are a mother with a dependent baby, and this may mean that you have given yourself less priority. It’s an emotional roller coaster ride. Just know that it’s okay to not be perfect. In fact, it is important not…

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Based on an interview between Tamzyn Murphy (RD, MSc) and Miriam Kalamian (CNS) Review by Tamzyn Murphy, RD, MSc Nutrition Network’s Director of Scientific Content and Registered Dietitian (MSc) discusses the practical application of a ketogenic diet for cancer with cancer expert, researcher and nutritionist, Miriam Kalamian. Miriam’s journey in this field is not only professional but deeply personal, stemming from her son’s battle with a brain tumor. Miriam’s story is one of hope, resilience and the transformative power of nutrition. Her son’s diagnosis thrust her into a world where traditional treatments were insufficient, leading her to explore alternative approaches.…

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Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells have transformed the treatment of blood cancers in recent years. And there have been positive signs that “living medicines” can be harnessed against other diseases, such as autoimmune disorders. Now, laboratory research led by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory suggests that these engineered immune cells also hold promise for treating certain diseases associated with aging. Specifically, those caused by the accumulation of senescent cells (cells that stop dividing due to age or damage). An infusion of CAR T cells designed to target senescent cells was not only able…

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