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 Meat Grown from Animal Cells in the Laboratory
Meat Grown from Animal Cells in the Laboratory
A burger was grown in a laboratory made from tens of billions of cells of beef muscle-tissue. This burger is the creation of a food scientist from Holland. As the population of the world... 
 Pig Diets: Calculating Phosphorus and Calcium Concentrations in Meat and Bone Meal
Pig Diets: Calculating Phosphorus and Calcium Concentrations in Meat and Bone Meal
The prices of corn and soybean meal for livestock diets have increased significantly after the drought of 2012. In an effort to reduce their costs, pork producers are looking for alterna... 
 HIV Protection Offered by Circumcision Down to Alteration of Penis Microbiome
HIV Protection Offered by Circumcision Down to Alteration of Penis Microbiome
One of the reasons why circumcision provides some protection against HIV and other viral infection could be because it alters the microbiome of the penis, a new study reveals. In a stud... 
 Dramatic Changes in Bacteria Following Male Circumcision Discovered By TGen-led Study
Dramatic Changes in Bacteria Following Male Circumcision Discovered By TGen-led Study
According to a study, male circumcision reduces the abundance of bacteria living on the penis and might help explain why circumcision offers men some protection against HIV. The study was le... 
 Religious Oral Circumcision Leads to Herpes in Two Children
Religious Oral Circumcision Leads to Herpes in Two Children
Religious oral circumcision is once again in the news after two more children were found to be infected with herpes virus after undergoing the controversial practice. According to the ultra... 
 Compound in Red Meat Raises Heart Disease Risk
Compound in Red Meat Raises Heart Disease Risk
Compound present in red meat and added as a supplement to popular energy drinks can cause atherosclerosis or the hardening or clogging of the arteries, states new study. The study ... 
 Bolivians Turn Llama Meat into Haute Cuisine
Bolivians Turn Llama Meat into Haute Cuisine
Carpaccio, sprinkled with Parmesan and topped with baby Swiss lettuce is a popular menu item in one of La Paz's most exclusive French restaurants. But it may surprise the diner to learn ... 
 Pig DNA Found in Halal Meat Plant
Pig DNA Found in Halal Meat Plant
In Moscow, pig DNA has been identified in sausages produced at a halal meat processing plant. However, this does not necessarily mean that the products actually contain pork, a spokes... 
 Circumcision is Seen as a Religious Obligation in Indonesia
Circumcision is Seen as a Religious Obligation in Indonesia
In a school-hall-turned-clinic on Indonesia's island of Java, thrashing wildly, five-year-old Reta wails as she is hoisted onto a bed during a circumcision ceremony. "No, no, no," she cr... 
 Man Born Without Penis to be Operated for a New Penis
Man Born Without Penis to be Operated for a New Penis
Andrew Wardle, from Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, was born without penis and a urinary bladder outside the body. This rare condition affects only one in 20 million men. Specialists fr... 
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A condition that has embarrassed several men and often goes without the adequate medical attention it requires, phimosis or ‘tight foreskin’ refers to the inability to retract the prepuce (foreskin) of the penis over the shaft due to a narrow opening.

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