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Healing time after anal trauma depends on cause and severity: minor tears from consensual intercourse often heal in “a few days to a week” (TheBody) while surgical repairs and treatments commonly requ...
Medical and advocacy sources agree that some HRT effects are reversible if treatment is stopped, some are partially or “semi‑reversible,” and some are likely permanent; timing varies from days (mood, ...
Consumers can detect or news by combining source checks, evidence verification, and skepticism about motives: look for clear authorship and sponsorship, corroborating , editorial oversight, and (; ODS...
There are no peer‑reviewed clinical trials publicly available that test the MemoBlast/Memo Blast proprietary product itself; independent fact‑checking sources and consumer‑facing reviews report no pub...
Recent peer‑reviewed work highlights two promising, but very different, paths: restoring brain cellular energy ( homeostasis) reversed advanced ‑like pathology and cognition in multiple mouse models u...
is physically possible and has become more common in some U.S. drug-using communities, but it is not safe: smoked illicit fentanyl causes rapid, hard-to-control dosing and can produce , and public-hea...
Most common feminizing changes—breast growth and testicular shrinkage—are described as permanent by multiple clinical sources, while many other effects (skin softening, fat redistribution, reduced ere...
Ejaculation without orgasm (also called ejaculatory anhedonia, dry orgasm, or orgasmic anejaculation depending on features) is recognized in clinical literature and patient resources; treatments depen...
Genetic tests can reliably detect patterns typical of some Jewish populations (especially Ashkenazi) and identify carrier status for certain Jewish‑enriched diseases, but they cannot by themselves det...
A minor anal tear (anal fissure) most often heals on its own within days to a few weeks with simple self‑care, but clinical guidance defines "acute" fissures as those likely to heal within about six w...
Optimal timing for COVID-19 boosters is driven by three measurable forces: waning vaccine-induced immunity (antibody decline within months), the antigenic match between vaccine and circulating variant...
Independent clinical trials specifically testing MemoBlast do not appear to exist in the public record; consumer-review coverage states explicitly that a lack of clinical trials on MemoBlast itself li...
is a pediatric endocrinologist turned public-health crusader who argues that added sugar—particularly fructose in sucrose and high-fructose corn syrup—is a driving obesity, diabetes and other chronic ...
The available evidence does not identify any published, registered clinical trials specifically testing a product named “NeuroGold” for neuropathy in recognized academic or clinical trial listings; ma...
and researchers used computational screening of gene‑expression signatures and real‑world medical records to nominate two FDA‑approved cancer drugs——and reported that the combination improved memory a...
A broad ecosystem of federal agencies, academic medical centers, advocacy groups, and pharmaceutical companies is actively running and sponsoring dementia trials ranging from early-phase biology and b...
After radical prostatectomy PSA usually falls to very low or undetectable levels within weeks to a few months; major guideline thresholds and recent studies disagree on exact cutoffs and timing. Sourc...
Major clinical guidance and recent studies agree that PSA usually falls to very low or undetectable levels after radical prostatectomy, but the timing varies: traditional advice is to wait 6–8 weeks (...
After radical prostatectomy the commonly accepted threshold for biochemical recurrence (BCR) is a PSA ≥0.2 ng/mL confirmed by a second consecutive rise; the American Urological Association (AUA) recom...
For mild cognitive impairment (MCI) there is no single approved “cure” medication; clinicians focus on diagnosis, monitoring, treating reversible causes and enrolling patients in trials (StatPearls; N...