Testosterone therapy has been shown to safely restore physiological hormone levels in neutered dogs, offering a promising avenue to counteract the adverse health effects of neutering. The study provides crucial data for veterinarians to treat spay-neuter syndrome and improve long-term canine health.
Hormonally.org provides free-to-access, evidence-based resources on women's hormonal health, empowering women to seek care, treatment, and support. The nonprofit addresses stigmas and misinformation surrounding women's hormonal issues, fostering a supportive online community for connection and shared decision-making.
A large, randomized trial found that metformin reduced serious COVID-19 outcomes by more than half in high-risk patients when started early. The study compared three medications and provided valuable insights into their effects on COVID-19.
A case study reports success in restoring hormone balance to a castrated dog, improving mobility, reducing anxiety, and alleviating various health issues. The treatment involved testosterone and GnRH agonist therapy, resulting in significant health improvements.
A study found that vaccination with the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine reduced the severity of COVID-19 in high-risk patients. Out of 36 cases, none required supplementary oxygen or respiratory insufficiency.
Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy significantly decreases prostate volume and improves lower urinary tract symptoms in men with benign prostatic hyperplasia. Men without metabolic syndrome benefit most from the treatment.
A study successfully reversed Vasalgel's contraceptive effect in rabbits after an injection of sodium bicarbonate dissolved the gel. Sperm concentration and motility returned to baseline levels, indicating a quick return of fertility.
A new non-hormonal male contraceptive, Vasalgel, has been successfully tested in rhesus monkeys, showing no conception after injection and minimal complications. The study's findings suggest that Vasalgel could be a promising alternative to vasectomy for managing reproductive rates in captive populations.
Vasalgel, a non-hormonal, long-acting male contraceptive, has shown rapid and durable efficacy in rabbits, with 11 out of 12 subjects becoming azoospermic within days. The study's findings support planning for a clinical trial in men, aiming to make Vasalgel available worldwide at an affordable cost.
A study by Dr. Raffaella Leoci and colleagues found that a specific ultrasound treatment regime can permanently sterilize male dogs without affecting testosterone levels. The method involves three applications of ultrasound at 1 MHz, lasting five minutes, and resulted in significant reduction in testicular volume and degeneration.
The Parsemus Foundation has awarded the second round of the Timmy Prize to three winners who contributed substantial information on the use of Calchlorin nonsurgical sterilant. The data sharing prize aims to increase understanding of the method's effectiveness and refine its methodology.
The Calchlorin neuter shot has been shown to be safe and effective in both dogs and cats, providing an affordable solution to pet overpopulation. The injection eliminates the need for surgical sterilization, reducing health and welfare concerns globally.
Researchers found that bioidentical hormone treatments reduced tumor recurrence and improved cardiovascular and bone health, while also increasing physical activity and cognition. The study's results are promising but require further validation, providing a new direction in the search for alternative hormone therapies.
Researchers have found that pulsed electromagnetic field therapy significantly reduces the size of the prostate gland in dogs with BPH, a condition affecting millions of men over 50. The treatment is non-invasive, drug-free and painless, offering an alternative to surgery.