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Vitamin D for genitourinary syndrome of menopause
Mature woman holding a capsule of vitamin D
Vitamin D for genitourinary syndrome of menopauseHuman HealthMenopause

Vitamin D for genitourinary syndrome of menopause

Millions of women go through menopause every year. Most will develop genitourinary syndrome of menopause,…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonSeptember 3, 20269 min Read More
Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research shows
A pregnant woman receiving an iron infusion from a nurse
Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research showsHuman HealthIron deficiency

Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research shows

Iron-deficiency anemia affects many pregnant women. For many years, oral iron has been the standard…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDAugust 27, 20268 min Read More
Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?
Dog silhouette in field of leafy plants
Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?Hormone-sparing sterilization in petsPet HealthSpay/neuter

Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?

Cryptorchidism in dogs means one or both testes never made it down into the scrotum,…
Linda Brent, PhD and Robert J. McCarthy, DVM, MS, DACVSLinda Brent, PhD and Robert J. McCarthy, DVM, MS, DACVSAugust 20, 202612 min Read More
AI-enhanced brain scans may improve research on multiple sclerosis
Illustration by the Parsemus Foundation that suggests a cross-section of a brain in a scanner that's capturing images of cortical lesions
AI-enhanced brain scans may improve research on multiple sclerosisArtificial intelligenceHuman Health

AI-enhanced brain scans may improve research on multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis damages more than the brain’s white matter. It also scars the brain's outer…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDAugust 7, 20267 min Read More
New hope for dog obesity: What the latest research means
Obese dog on beach with chew toy
New hope for dog obesity: What the latest research meansHormone-sparing sterilization in petsPet Health

New hope for dog obesity: What the latest research means

Obesity affects an estimated 59% of US dogs and drives higher rates of arthritis, diabetes,…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonAugust 5, 20268 min Read More
Scientists test magnetic heat as non-surgical neutering for cats and rats
A cat sits inside a copper coil while a zoom-in shows particles reacting to a magnetic field
Scientists test magnetic heat as non-surgical neutering for cats and ratsHormone-sparing sterilization in petsNonsurgical sterilization in petsPet Health

Scientists test magnetic heat as non-surgical neutering for cats and rats

Picture neutering a stray cat without any surgery, stitches, or recovery cage. That's the promise…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDJuly 30, 202610 min Read More
The French bulldog’s hidden spinal risk: what new research says about neutering timing
French bulldog nestled on blue blanket
The French bulldog’s hidden spinal risk: what new research says about neutering timingHormone-sparing sterilization in petsPet HealthSpay/neuter

The French bulldog’s hidden spinal risk: what new research says about neutering timing

The French Bulldog is everywhere. It's also one of the most fragile breeds a person…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonJuly 20, 20265 min Read More
What a major UK study tells us about menopause and HRT
Woman with brain and flowers in her hair to symbolize mental health due to hormonal balance
What a major UK study tells us about menopause and HRTHuman HealthMenopause

What a major UK study tells us about menopause and HRT

A new study of nearly 125,000 women is one of the largest ever to examine…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDJuly 10, 20266 min Read More
Amyloid and tau: what we know about how Alzheimer’s disease develops
Amyloid and tau proteins in human brain
Amyloid and tau: what we know about how Alzheimer’s disease developsDementia and Alzheimer’s diseaseHuman Health

Amyloid and tau: what we know about how Alzheimer’s disease develops

Every brain affected by Alzheimer's disease carries two telltale signs: sticky clumps of a protein…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonJuly 7, 20268 min Read More
Gut microbiome tests: popular, pricey, and surprisingly unreliable
Model of the human gut microbiome held in the hands of a doctor
Gut microbiome tests: popular, pricey, and surprisingly unreliableEvidence-based medicineHuman Health

Gut microbiome tests: popular, pricey, and surprisingly unreliable

Home test kits for your gut microbiome have surged in popularity. But a major new…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDJune 30, 20267 min Read More
When is it too early to neuter your dog? Hormone exposure and joint health
Young woman holding puppy considering whether to neuter
When is it too early to neuter your dog? Hormone exposure and joint healthHormone-sparing sterilization in petsPet HealthSpay/neuter

When is it too early to neuter your dog? Hormone exposure and joint health

A groundbreaking 2026 study published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice reported that to…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonJune 25, 20266 min Read More
Could clove oil be used to nonsurgically sterilize male dogs?
Clove oil for dog sterilization
Could clove oil be used to nonsurgically sterilize male dogs?Hormone-sparing sterilization in petsNonsurgical sterilization in petsPet Health

Could clove oil be used to nonsurgically sterilize male dogs?

The main tool for controlling the stray dog population — surgical castration — requires trained…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDJune 12, 20266 min Read More
Nonhormonal menopause care: a deep dive into Fezolinetant and Elinzanetant
Middle aged women sitting around a table discussing nonhormonal menopause treatment
Nonhormonal menopause care: a deep dive into Fezolinetant and ElinzanetantHuman HealthMenopause

Nonhormonal menopause care: a deep dive into Fezolinetant and Elinzanetant

New nonhormonal medications for menopausal vasomotor symptoms (like hot flashes) are now available. Two drugs,…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonJune 10, 20269 min Read More
Evidence grows that metformin reduces Long COVID risk
Evidence grows that metformin reduces Long COVID riskCOVID-19Human HealthMetformin

Evidence grows that metformin reduces Long COVID risk

Long COVID is still a serious problem. Millions of people deal with fatigue, brain fog,…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDMay 27, 20266 min Read More
Self-boosting vaccines: microparticles could replace follow-up shots
Self-boosting vaccines: microparticles could replace follow-up shotsHuman HealthVaccines

Self-boosting vaccines: microparticles could replace follow-up shots

For many vaccines, a single shot isn't enough; a booster is needed to build lasting…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonMay 21, 20266 min Read More
Early spay or neuter may leave dogs frail later in life
Early spay or neuter may leave dogs frail later in lifeHormone-sparing sterilization in petsPet HealthSpay/neuter

Early spay or neuter may leave dogs frail later in life

Most dog owners have heard the advice: spay or neuter your pet, and do it…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDMay 12, 20268 min Read More
Menopause and mental health: the impact of hormone balance
Mental health and menopause
Menopause and mental health: the impact of hormone balanceHuman HealthMenopause

Menopause and mental health: the impact of hormone balance

Navigating the transition through menopause can feel like a physical and emotional maze. The impact…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonMay 7, 20266 min Read More
Why a new male contraceptive is a women’s health priority
man and woman holding hands
Why a new male contraceptive is a women’s health priorityContraceptivesHuman HealthVasalgel

Why a new male contraceptive is a women’s health priority

Nearly half of pregnancies worldwide are unintended, yet men still have few contraceptive choices. Reproductive…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDApril 27, 20265 min Read More
Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research shows
A pregnant woman receiving an iron infusion from a nurse
Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research showsHuman Health

Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research shows

Iron-deficiency anemia affects many pregnant women. For many years, oral iron has been the standard…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDAugust 27, 20268 min
Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?
Dog silhouette in field of leafy plants
Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?Pet Health

Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?

Cryptorchidism in dogs means one or both testes never made it down into the scrotum,…
Linda Brent, PhD and Robert J. McCarthy, DVM, MS, DACVSLinda Brent, PhD and Robert J. McCarthy, DVM, MS, DACVSAugust 20, 202612 min
AI-enhanced brain scans may improve research on multiple sclerosis
Illustration by the Parsemus Foundation that suggests a cross-section of a brain in a scanner that's capturing images of cortical lesions
AI-enhanced brain scans may improve research on multiple sclerosisArtificial intelligenceHuman Health

AI-enhanced brain scans may improve research on multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis damages more than the brain’s white matter. It also scars the brain's outer…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDAugust 7, 20267 min
New hope for dog obesity: What the latest research means
Obese dog on beach with chew toy
New hope for dog obesity: What the latest research meansPet Health

New hope for dog obesity: What the latest research means

Obesity affects an estimated 59% of US dogs and drives higher rates of arthritis, diabetes,…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonAugust 5, 20268 min
Scientists test magnetic heat as non-surgical neutering for cats and rats
A cat sits inside a copper coil while a zoom-in shows particles reacting to a magnetic field
Scientists test magnetic heat as non-surgical neutering for cats and ratsPet Health

Scientists test magnetic heat as non-surgical neutering for cats and rats

Picture neutering a stray cat without any surgery, stitches, or recovery cage. That's the promise…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDJuly 30, 202610 min
The French bulldog’s hidden spinal risk: what new research says about neutering timing
French bulldog nestled on blue blanket
The French bulldog’s hidden spinal risk: what new research says about neutering timingPet Health

The French bulldog’s hidden spinal risk: what new research says about neutering timing

The French Bulldog is everywhere. It's also one of the most fragile breeds a person…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonJuly 20, 20265 min
What a major UK study tells us about menopause and HRT
Woman with brain and flowers in her hair to symbolize mental health due to hormonal balance
What a major UK study tells us about menopause and HRTHuman Health

What a major UK study tells us about menopause and HRT

A new study of nearly 125,000 women is one of the largest ever to examine…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDJuly 10, 20266 min
Amyloid and tau: what we know about how Alzheimer’s disease develops
Amyloid and tau proteins in human brain
Amyloid and tau: what we know about how Alzheimer’s disease developsHuman Health

Amyloid and tau: what we know about how Alzheimer’s disease develops

Every brain affected by Alzheimer's disease carries two telltale signs: sticky clumps of a protein…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonJuly 7, 20268 min
Gut microbiome tests: popular, pricey, and surprisingly unreliable
Model of the human gut microbiome held in the hands of a doctor
Gut microbiome tests: popular, pricey, and surprisingly unreliableHuman Health

Gut microbiome tests: popular, pricey, and surprisingly unreliable

Home test kits for your gut microbiome have surged in popularity. But a major new…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDJune 30, 20267 min
When is it too early to neuter your dog? Hormone exposure and joint health
Young woman holding puppy considering whether to neuter
When is it too early to neuter your dog? Hormone exposure and joint healthPet Health

When is it too early to neuter your dog? Hormone exposure and joint health

A groundbreaking 2026 study published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice reported that to…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonJune 25, 20266 min
Could clove oil be used to nonsurgically sterilize male dogs?
Clove oil for dog sterilization
Could clove oil be used to nonsurgically sterilize male dogs?Pet Health

Could clove oil be used to nonsurgically sterilize male dogs?

The main tool for controlling the stray dog population — surgical castration — requires trained…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDJune 12, 20266 min
Nonhormonal menopause care: a deep dive into Fezolinetant and Elinzanetant
Middle aged women sitting around a table discussing nonhormonal menopause treatment
Nonhormonal menopause care: a deep dive into Fezolinetant and ElinzanetantHuman Health

Nonhormonal menopause care: a deep dive into Fezolinetant and Elinzanetant

New nonhormonal medications for menopausal vasomotor symptoms (like hot flashes) are now available. Two drugs,…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonJune 10, 20269 min
Evidence grows that metformin reduces Long COVID risk
Evidence grows that metformin reduces Long COVID riskHuman Health

Evidence grows that metformin reduces Long COVID risk

Long COVID is still a serious problem. Millions of people deal with fatigue, brain fog,…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDMay 27, 20266 min
Self-boosting vaccines: microparticles could replace follow-up shots
Self-boosting vaccines: microparticles could replace follow-up shotsHuman Health

Self-boosting vaccines: microparticles could replace follow-up shots

For many vaccines, a single shot isn't enough; a booster is needed to build lasting…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonMay 21, 20266 min
Early spay or neuter may leave dogs frail later in life
Early spay or neuter may leave dogs frail later in lifePet Health

Early spay or neuter may leave dogs frail later in life

Most dog owners have heard the advice: spay or neuter your pet, and do it…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDMay 12, 20268 min
Menopause and mental health: the impact of hormone balance
Mental health and menopause
Menopause and mental health: the impact of hormone balanceHuman Health

Menopause and mental health: the impact of hormone balance

Navigating the transition through menopause can feel like a physical and emotional maze. The impact…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonMay 7, 20266 min
Why a new male contraceptive is a women’s health priority
man and woman holding hands
Why a new male contraceptive is a women’s health priorityHuman Health

Why a new male contraceptive is a women’s health priority

Nearly half of pregnancies worldwide are unintended, yet men still have few contraceptive choices. Reproductive…
Ben Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDBen Carlson and Linda Brent, PhDApril 27, 20265 min
Why your sense of smell matters for brain health
Why your sense of smell matters for brain healthHuman Health

Why your sense of smell matters for brain health

Loss of smell is one of the earliest detectable signs of neurological decline. Now, research…
Linda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonLinda Brent, PhD and Ben CarlsonApril 22, 20265 min

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Vitamin D for genitourinary syndrome of menopause
Mature woman holding a capsule of vitamin D
Vitamin D for genitourinary syndrome of menopause

Vitamin D for genitourinary syndrome of menopause

September 3, 2026
Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research shows
A pregnant woman receiving an iron infusion from a nurse
Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research shows

Iron infusion during pregnancy: what the newest research shows

August 27, 2026
Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?
Dog silhouette in field of leafy plants
Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?

Cryptorchidism in dogs: should you keep a descended testis?

August 20, 2026

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The Parsemus Foundation is a private nonprofit operating foundation working to create meaningful improvements in human and pet health and welfare by advancing innovative and neglected medical research. Our aim is to educate medical professionals and the public about the latest developments in health and medicine.

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