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Following the ‘use it or lose it’ principle, aging men who don’t indulge in frequent sexual activities have higher risk of developing erectile dysfunction, as compared to men who have sex at least once a week, a Finnish study suggests.
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“These are scary times for sex writers,” said Tracy Clark-Flory in Salon. One publication after another has fired star columnists, including The Village...
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Thirty six kids and youth were killed in more than six villages of Sitapur in UP due to a sudden spread of an unknown viral disease within the last 72 hours....
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What magic do the beautiful have that most of us lack? Neuroscientists, psychologists and anthropologists have all taken a stab at deconstructing facial beauty.
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Crystallized carbon has caused all kinds of trouble throughout human history, with the shiny rocks causing (and continuing to cause) bloodshed and strife by their high...
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Men who suffer from premature ejaculation may be able to blame their genes, work suggests.
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A US analysis of data on 53,567 men who have sex with other men found HIV rates were not significantly lower among those who were circumcised.
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Last week, Greenfood Yili Fresh Milk and Mengniu Drink, which have labels written in Chinese character, were found to contain traces of the toxic industrial chemical....
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With your body? Your weight? What to eat? What NOT to eat?
So is the world around you!
The “skinny bitch” era couldn’t be more dominant in its form, overriding...
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Cow’s blood, pus, hormones, pesticides, and antibiotics plus heaps and heaps of cholesterol — these are just some of the things you can find in cow’s...
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One German and two French scientists won the 2008 Nobel prize for medicine or physiology for their discoveries of two viruses that cause severe human diseases, the...
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The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says it has banned the import of more than 30 generic drugs made by Indian drug firm Ranbaxy.
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In these times of trouble and turmoil, financial crisis and contentious presidential campaigns, it’s nice to know we can always find some humor among the news...
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The works of David Foster Wallace, who committed suicide September 12, are famous for their obsessively observed detail and emotional nuance.
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Imagine an enemy that kills one person every six seconds with non stop-killing. He is also responsible for one in 10 adult deaths worldwide, killing 5.4 million people...
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Mothers-to-be who listen to lullabies, classical music and sounds of nature are less likely to feel stressed about their pregnancy, a study has shown.
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Invasive procedures currently used risk miscarriage and damage to the foetus.A Stanford University test of DNA evidence in 18 pregnant women’s blood correctly...
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Boy, now there is a mystery older than the Pyramids, though I think the Sex and the Series TV show covered that Topic and more.
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As money floods in for breast cancer and leukaemia research, 80 per cent of people with lung tumours are dying within a year of diagnosis
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Katya’s entire adult life has been characterised by driving ambition, which has seen her achieve a first-class degree in classics from Cambridge and a six-figure...
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These days, sleep is often seen as an expendable resource. With so much work to do and limited time to accomplish tasks, going to sleep later and waking up earlier...
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Stress runs down the body’s immune system, which is why people with high-stress jobs or events in their lives are vulnerable to illness. Now a researcher at UCLA...
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According to Heidi Klum, one can well do without going under the surgery scissors. This German supermodel and hostess of Project Runway refuses to be a plastic beauty,...
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A new study from the UK suggests that low levels of the “good” HDL cholesterol is linked to poor memory, and decline in memory, in middle aged adults.
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In an April 16 story about DC-9 airplanes, The Associated Press misspelled the last name of the director of technical programs at the Washington-based Flight Safety...
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There are still more than 500 DC-9 jetliners in service today like the one that crashed this week in Congo, with the last one ever built rolling off the assembly line a...
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The failure of an earthen embankment on a century-old irrigation canal that flooded this growing town has federal water managers concerned about the safety of nearly...
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The old adage “ Its never too late to start” was probably written, to answer this very question.
We are forever in the quest to improve/maintain a good health...
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In his novel ‘Prey’, Michael Crichton created the fictional world of nanotechnology running amok in human life. Some believe that the tiny particles have the...
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If you want to look younger and reduce those wrinkles that appear with age, then perhaps a visit to the plastic surgeon or applying Botox is no more required. Simply...
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When Leon Michelove sits back to enjoy the Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra, it’s obvious to him something about the audience has changed.”All of the hair is...
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China’s rapidly aging population could wipe out the country’s low-cost labor advantage within the next few decades and stifle economic growth, state media...
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As a civil engineer, Om Goel had faith that Chicago’s world-famous El, however old, rickety and perennially cash-strapped, was maintained well enough that the...
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When aging hampers memory, some people’s brains compensate to stay sharp. Now scientists want to know how those brains make do _ in hopes of developing treatments...
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Razor wire topping the fences seems almost a joke at the Men’s State Prison, where many inmates are slumped in wheelchairs, or leaning on walkers or...
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In order to have the similar benefits that younger folks get through exercise, you should spend extra hours in the gym. This suggestion tides out from a new report...
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So I haven’t even reached 25 yet but I can already see that I’m going to have to do something to freeze my appearance at that age forever. Because somehow...
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Studies conducted earlier have shown that factors like diabetes, stroke, clogged arteries and aging add to the chances of Alzheimer. But according to a new study, lack...
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Aging process may play an effective role in reducing the chances of breast cancer, a new study suggests. In most of the women, as age moves on their glands that produce...
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Anti Aging
It is true; one of the most common fears in people is the fear of growing old. However, growing old or aging is a natural process. Dealing with the signs of...
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Ann Speier, left, 85, chats with her caseworker Lila Vaughn from Ruth Rales Jewish Family Service Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at Speier’s home in Century Village in Boca Raton, Fla. Speier, a retired dressmaker, like many survivors, is haunted by memories of...
