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Daily Rhythm Disruptions Linked to Fertility ProblemsMice were less likely to have offspring when researchers disrupted their usual sleep and wake cycle, a new study says.
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Unneeded Erection Pills Can Mess With Users' HeadsYoung men who take erection medications when they don't need them may be harming their sex lives, a new survey suggests.
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America's Prescription for a Medical NightmareAfter an old cheerleading injury developed into severe back pain, Lynn, an almost-30, middle class newlywed, developed an addiction to opioid painkillers.
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Deadliest Skin Cancer Hides in Plain Sight, Study SaysNodular melanoma can look different from other melanomas, and can also be more deadly.
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G-Spot: Science Can't Find It After 60 Years, Study SaysScientists have used surveys, radiographs and biopsies to look for the mysterious G-spot, but conclusive evidence of its existence has not been found, a new study says.
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Eating Protein or Fat? It Doesn't Matter, More Means Extra FatWhether your diet includes extra calories in the form of fat or protein, it doesn't matter -- both will pack on extra body fat, a new study finds.
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5 Medical Advances Predicted for 2012Here are five predictions, provided to MyHealthNewsDaily by experts in their fields.
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Treating Pedophiles: Therapy Can Work, But It's a ChallengeSome pedophiles can, with treatment, learn to redirect their attention to healthy relationships. Others are less likely to change.
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Sugary Drinks Hurt Even Skinny Women's HeartsMany women in the study saw expanding waistlines, even if they did not gain weight.
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New Diabetes Device Tests Tears Instead of BloodTesting tears may have an advantage in comfort over testing blood.
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'Orgasm' Exercises Alone Fail to Improve Sex
That's not to say Kegel exercises couldn't help women, sexually or otherwise.
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Churches Can Help Congregations Get Healthy, Study FindsThe healthier the pastor or reverend, the more likely that their organization ran health initiatives.
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Healthy Men Don't Need PSA Tests: US Task ForcePSA testing saves lives, but also catches cancers that are slow-growing and not lethal.
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Parents Distrust, Delay Vaccines, Survey FindsMore than 1 in 10 parents vaccinated their children outside of the schedule recommended by the CDC.
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Heavy Drinking May Leave You Tipsy For YearsRecovered alcoholics who had been sober for years still had balance problems.
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How the CDC Would Deal with a Real-Life 'Contagion'Government powers fall short of pulling sick people from their homes.
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US Cancer Costs in 2020: Up to $207 BillionPolicymakers are wondering how much their health care will cost.
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7 Major Advances Predicted for Health & Medicine in 2011
What significant advances can we expect in 2011?
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Primate Immune Systems Offer Clues to Combating Disease
Humans may be smarter than our primate cousins, but research has shown their immune systems may trump ours, in some ways.
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Weight Lifting Can Benefit Breast Cancer Survivors
Contrary to decades of doctors' advice, a new study has found that a weight lifting may not put women at risk for developing lymphedema after breast cancer surgery.
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Supreme Court Case Could Change Vaccine Lawsuits
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Low Libido? The Latest Lowdown on Lust
Modern science has sparked a debate about how to view it and whether a person's libido can be increased by a drug.
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What Causes the Tides?
Gravitational tugs, the moon and inertia all come in to play.
