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FDA Chief Reverses Stance re Protective Value of Hormone Replacement Therapy
Dr.Makary announced the time was overdue to support women using HRT to enhance healthy aging.
Stanford Immunology Grant 2025 Update
With support from Athena Institute’s fund — Rethinking Clinical Research: Methodology and Ethics was published in March 2025 by Cambridge Press
The Lost Art of Flirting
Millenials and Gen Z singles struggle with organically meeting a potential partner in-person.
Stanford Immunology Grant 1 year Update
What Behavioral Habits Can Women Develop to Strengthen Their Immune Systems?
Celebrating 16 years of Hospice Service
Over One Hundred Premed Students Enrolled for 2023-2024.
Customer Experiences Shared
Thousands of you have called or written us to share your results using Athena Pheromones™.
How Scientific Discovery Gets Done
See how the process leading to the eventual discovery of human sex attractant pheromones happened.
As Hospitals Open-Up Post-Covid, What is New for you to Know?
Plus, learn 7 healthy habits to reduce your own risk.
Understand What “Informed Consent” Means and How it Affects You?
You should! --read more...
A good reason to keep wearing your Athena Pheromones…
Pheromonal Effects Strengthen with Continued Use..
Overuse of Mammogram Screening
JAMA Studies in 2021 Confirm Overuse of Mammogram Screening.
Exercise: The REAL Fountain of Youth
Regular appropriate physical activity is safe and effective in promoting good health.
What’s the Best Way to Treat Urinary Incontinence?
Plus, learn 7 healthy habits to reduce your own risk.
Do You Really Need A Mammogram?
New study supports reducing frequency of mammograms for some menopausal women.
Menopausal hormone therapy is SAFE for most women
WHI group publishes 20-year follow up on HRT impact on Breast Cancer.
Get More Vitamin D During (And After) the COVID-19 Pandemic
Plus, learn 7 healthy habits to reduce your own risk.
The Effect of Alcohol on Men's Sexual Behavior
Before you take that extra drink, learn how it it effects your sex life.
How to Take Vitamin C to Build Your Immune System
Not everyone who gets exposed to a virus succumbs to it. Vitamin C 500 to 8,000 milligrams (mgs) a day can help.
