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Why Do Breakups Hurt More for Women? Blame EvolutionYour gender might affect how you experience a broken heart.
By Elizabeth Peterson Published
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Being Transgender Has Nothing to Do with Hormonal ImbalanceBy Christopher Wanjek Published
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Nobel Scientist's Claim Examined: Do Women Actually Cry More?Studies show women do cry more than men — though not, as Tim Hunt claimed, because they can't take criticism, but because of various biological, social and environmental factors.
By Elizabeth Goldbaum Published
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iPhone Will Track Your Sex Life: Is That Helpful?An update to Apple's Health app that is set for release this fall will let users track their sex lives, but experts say this tracking feature alone has little value for people's health.
By Rachael Rettner Published
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Can a Pill Increase a Woman's Libido? 5 Things That Affect Female Sex DriveLadies with low libido could soon get their own version of the "little blue pill," but this cure for what ails a woman's mojo might not work.
By Elizabeth Peterson Published
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Why There's (Still) No Viagra for WomenScientists haven't found a drug to boost sexual desire in women because desire is much more complicated to treat than sexual performance, experts say.
By Tia Ghose Published
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Hormones For Transgender Transition Can Cause Severe AcneTransgender people who take testosterone as part of a transition from female to male can sometimes experience severe acne as a side effect of the treatment, according to a new report.
By Rachael Rettner Published
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When More Sex Can Make You Less HappyIf you're looking for a boost in happiness, having more sex may not be your best bet. New research suggests that upping the frequency of sex can make individuals less happy under some circumstances.
By Laura Geggel Published
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Pausing Puberty with Hormone Blockers May Help Transgender KidsGoing through puberty is hard for transgender kids, but hormone blockers can delay puberty while both the youth and the parents decide the best path forward.
By Christopher Wanjek Published
