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The study reveals that persistent ibuprofen use may lead to compensated hypogonadism, which can lead to infertility, erectile dysfunction, depression and loss of bone and muscle mass in males, among other symptoms.   New research shows that the use of common over-the-counter analgesics may contribute to male infertility, a problem that approximately 7 percent of men in the United States face. A study published earlier this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences revealed that persistent ibuprofen use may lead to compensated hypogonadism, which can lead to infertility, erectile dysfunction, depression and loss of bone and muscle mass in males, among other symptoms. Time reported that, of the 31 male volunteers in the study, 14 took two 600 milligram doses of ibuprofen daily for six weeks — an amount many athletes take to ease aches and pains — while others were given placebos. Read also: Reasons other than infertility that stop you getting pregnant Both gro

President Muhammadu Buhari and his family on Friday thanked all those who identified with them after the bike accident that involved their son, Yusuf, in Abuja on December 26. In a statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, the first family said prayers rendered by those within and outside the country let to their son being discharged from hospital. “We thank Nigerians from all walks of life, both within and outside the country, leaders of many foreign countries, groups, organisations, individuals, and many others, who prayed, visited, sent messages, and generally stood by us at the trying time,” the family said, praying that almighty Allah would reward them all. Adesina confirmed that Yusuf was discharged from Cedarcrest Hospital, Abuja, on Friday, following what the Chief Medical Director described as his “extremely speedy response to treatment.” The presidential spokesman had earlier in the day issued a statement indicating

In the nearest future, you will be able to order for pizza online and a motor device which you can see in this post will deliver it to your doorstep. The Toyota e-Palette Concept, which is currently on display at the CES convention, is a flexible, all-electric vehicle with autonomous driving that can take on various roles. Toyota’s versatile study can be outfitted with purpose-built interiors depending on the user’s needs, and it can fulfill different roles, from pizza delivery to ride sharing. “The automobile industry is clearly amidst its most dramatic period of change as technologies like electrification, connected and automated driving are making significant progress”, said Toyota’s President Akio Toyoda.  Just as important, we are developing mobility solutions to help everyone enjoy their lives, and we are doing our part to create an ever-better society for the next 100 years and beyond.” The Japanese automaker’s latest venture into the future of mobility is part of

CONTE ON HIS FUTURE "Everything is possible," says Conte. "I have another year on my contract at this club but, in football, everything is possible. Our job is very difficult because everything can change quickly. "I have another year of my contract and the club has to decide to send me away. "We have started a big job here. You need time to improve your work. "Football is very difficult to stay at a club for many years, especially in England, before managers were in charge for many years but now in England they are happy to sack the manager early. "We are talking about staying in Chelsea and the history of Chelsea is very clear, it's normal is the press speak about Chelsea and the manager of Chelsea." 14:41 CONTE: EVERTHING IS POSSIBLE Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte says "anything is possible" in response to reports he could leave at the end of the season. "Everything is