A new at-home urine test for prostate cancer developed by Michigan researchers aims to encourage more men to undergo ...

Urine is the result of a fascinating and complex system, of which the kidneys are the star, that evolved to keep our internal ...

A zoo that started selling tiger urine for about $7 a bottle and claiming it had medical benefits sparked a social media ...

In the study, the team modified the urine collection approach so that the MPS2 test could detect markers for prostate cancer, without requiring a prior rectal exam. Using urine samples from a ...

Speaking to Chinese media outlet The Paper, the zoo said the urine was collected directly from a basin the tigers urinated in but did not clarify if any disinfection procedures were followed.

[1] A zoo in China has raised safety concerns by selling tiger urine. The zoo claims it can treat various health conditions.

A zoo in China has been selling bottled tiger urine, claiming it can treat ailments like arthritis, sprains, and muscle pain ...

However, when MPS2 was first tested and deployed, it involved the collection of urine after a digital rectal exam (DRE). This phase was necessary, it was believed, because pressure on the prostate ...

According to the staff, the urine is collected from basins after the tigers urinate. However, it is unclear whether it undergoes disinfection before being sold. Despite its bold claims ...

A staff member from the scenic area revealed to The Paper that the urine is collected from a basin after the tiger urinates, but it remains unclear whether the urine undergoes any disinfection ...