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How to Talk to Kids About Sex: New Study Provides CluesIn a new study, researchers looked at the effectiveness of a number of methods used to teach parents to communicate with their children about sex.
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Study: Adult Whooping Cough Vaccinations Fail to Stem Outbreaks
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Seniors Eye Drugs, Not Lasers, to Improve EyesightNew eye therapies increased to 1.24 million from 430,000 in a 10-year period.
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Having A Dog May Help Allergy-Prone InfantsMan's best friend may help reduce the severity of allergies.
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Erectile Dysfunction and Gum Disease Linked AgainMen with gum disease are more likely to have erectile dysfunction (ED), according to a new study, but the reason for the link remains unclear.
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7 Plastic Surgery Myths RevealedThe myths and facts about plastic surgery.
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13 Kitchen Changes That Can Help You Lose WeightThe layout of your kitchen affects what you eat. Here are tips for organizing your kitchen to help you eat healthier.
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Using Creatine: A Muscular DebateIt's effective, but is it really safe?
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Does Your Diet Put You at Risk for Esophageal Cancer?Focusing on healthy food groups, rather than individual vitamins, is what helps lower cancer risk.
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Tonic for Tension: Early Alcohol Use Linked to Stress Drinking
Trying alcohol for the first time a few years earlier may greatly increase the use of alcohol as a coping technique for stress later in life.
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Decoding Food Labels: Interpreting the New Dietary Guidelines
Interpreting the information on food labels as a consumer can be tricky.
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Childhood Obesity Best Battled in Schools, Research FindsSchool-based programs are key in getting kids to healthy weights, a new review of studies finds.
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5 Reasons Not to Fear Getting OlderExperts debunk 5 common myths about aging.
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Teen Pregnancy Rates Dip Slightly, But Concerns Remain
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Weight Gain: How Food Actually Puts on Pounds
Despite their variety, all diets come back to one core principle.
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In Elderly, Metabolic Syndrome May Lead to Memory Decline
People with metabolic syndrome were 20 percent more likely to experience a decline in their short-term memory over the study period.
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Epilepsy Medication Use in Moms Linked to School Troubles for Teens
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Violent Sleep Disorder Gives Clues to Parkinson'sCould kicking and punching people in your sleep be an early sign of a brain disorder?
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Parenting Runs Risk of Unhealthy Habits
Raising children can be an obstacle to good diet and exercise, study says.
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Keep Crying: Colic Treatments Don't Work
Alternative treatments for colic don't work.
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Toddler Crying: What Causes It, and How to DealA dad's online chronicle of his son's crying has struck a chord. Experts explain why toddlers cry so frequently and easily, and what can parents do.
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7 Baby Myths DebunkedSeven baby myths that could put your little one's health at risk.
