Do feminine hygiene products actually lead to a higher risk of infection?
Many women may view using intimate hygiene products, such as washes or wipes, as a necessity. But new research suggests that they may, in fact, be harmful. …read more
World’s thinnest material may prevent implant infection
New research shows that graphene spikes, when displayed vertically on a surface, kill off bacteria and prevent them from triggering an infection. …read more
Study suggests way to improve flu vaccines
Current flu vaccines mainly target the virus surface protein hemagglutinin. A study suggests that vaccines designed to target neuraminidase might be more effective. …read more
Lingering feelings over daily stresses may impact long-term health
Researchers found that people who continued to have negative feelings about a stressful event the day after were more likely to have health issues ten years later. …read more
Disrupting normal hormone cycle spurs fat cells
In mice, interfering with the natural cycle of a certain hormone spurs development of fat cells. The finding may help explain how stress and conditions that affect hormone levels can cause obesity. …read more