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Prostate Check For Men
Prostate Check For Men
The problem with prostates for most men is simple: enlargement. This is often more of a bathroom nuisance than anything else. But not always. More >>

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OMG, guys can talk like Valley Girls, too?
OMG, guys can talk like Valley Girls, too?
You can talk like a "Valley Girl" -- even if you're a guy -- a new study contends.More >>
You can talk like a "Valley Girl" -- even if you're a guy -- a new study contends.More >>

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Lift U.S. ban on blood donations by gay men
Lift U.S. ban on blood donations by gay men
The United States should repeal a 30-year policy that bans blood donations from gay and bisexual men, according to a team of medical and legal experts writing this week in the Journal of the American Medical...More >>
The United States should repeal a 30-year policy that bans blood donations from gay and bisexual men, according to a team of medical and legal experts writing this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association.More >>
Teenage boys want intimacy, not just sex
Teenage boys want intimacy, not just sex
The stereotype of the sex-crazed teenage boy may be dead wrong, according to a small study that asked boys what they really want from romantic relationships.More >>
The stereotype of the sex-crazed teenage boy may be dead wrong, according to a small study that asked boys what they really want from romantic relationships.More >>
Bacteria in semen may affect HIV transmission, levels
Bacteria in semen may affect HIV transmission, levels
Human semen is naturally colonized by bacteria, and a new study suggests the microbes might have a role to play in both HIV transmission and levels in infected men.More >>
Human semen is naturally colonized by bacteria, and a new study suggests the microbes might have a role to play in both HIV transmission and levels in infected men.More >>
Full-time job may disrupt breast-feeding plans
Full-time job may disrupt breast-feeding plans
New mothers who return to work full-time are less likely to stick with their breast-feeding goals than those who go back to work part-time, a new study finds.More >>
New mothers who return to work full-time are less likely to stick with their breast-feeding goals than those who go back to work part-time, a new study finds.More >>
Science finds way to block booze's effect -- in worms
Science finds way to block booze's effect -- in worms
Scientists who created worms that can't get drunk say their research could lead to new ways to treat people with drinking problems.More >>
Scientists who created worms that can't get drunk say their research could lead to new ways to treat people with drinking problems.More >>
Testicular cancer up sharply among young Hispanics
Testicular cancer up sharply among young Hispanics
Testicular cancer rates have risen sharply among young Hispanic Americans in recent years, but not among young whites, a new study finds.More >>
Testicular cancer rates have risen sharply among young Hispanic Americans in recent years, but not among young whites, a new study finds.More >>
Men develop breast cancer, too
Men develop breast cancer, too
While rare, breast cancer does occur in men and is often diagnosed at a later age and stage than in women, experts say.More >>
While rare, breast cancer does occur in men and is often diagnosed at a later age and stage than in women, experts say.More >>
Sperm donor age may not affect infertility treatment success
Sperm donor age may not affect infertility treatment success
A sperm donor's age doesn't affect the chances of a live birth resulting from fertility treatments using donor sperm, a new study says.More >>
A sperm donor's age doesn't affect the chances of a live birth resulting from fertility treatments using donor sperm, a new study says.More >>
Moustaches, home oxygen tanks can be dangerous match
Moustaches, home oxygen tanks can be dangerous match
Facial hair increases the risk of burns for people who use home oxygen therapy, a new study warns.More >>
Facial hair increases the risk of burns for people who use home oxygen therapy, a new study warns.More >>
Former NFL players may be plagued with chronic headaches
Former NFL players may be plagued with chronic headaches
Some retired NFL players live with nearly constant headaches, and their misery is frequently punctuated with skull-splitting migraines, a new study reports.More >>
Some retired NFL players live with nearly constant headaches, and their misery is frequently punctuated with skull-splitting migraines, a new study reports.More >>

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Breast cancer drug Herceptin linked to risk of heart problems
Breast cancer drug Herceptin linked to risk of heart problems
As many as one in 10 women taking the breast cancer drug trastuzumab (Herceptin) will experience some type of heart problem, according to new research.More >>
As many as one in 10 women taking the breast cancer drug trastuzumab (Herceptin) will experience some type of heart problem, according to new research.More >>
Losing weight at any age may help the heart
Losing weight at any age may help the heart
Healthy weight loss at any time in adulthood is good for your heart, a new study indicates.More >>
Healthy weight loss at any time in adulthood is good for your heart, a new study indicates.More >>
Diet, lifestyle affect prostate cancer risk
Diet, lifestyle affect prostate cancer risk
Diet and lifestyle can play a role in lowering a man's risk of prostate cancer, according to a trio of new studies.More >>
Diet and lifestyle can play a role in lowering a man's risk of prostate cancer, according to a trio of new studies.More >>
There may be such a thing as 'too much exercise'
There may be such a thing as 'too much exercise'
Is there a limit to the benefits of exercise? Two studies suggest that, for certain people, keeping to a moderate physical activity regimen may be best for heart health.More >>
Is there a limit to the benefits of exercise? Two studies suggest that, for certain people, keeping to a moderate physical activity regimen may be best for heart health.More >>
Prescription drug use continues to climb in US
Prescription drug use continues to climb in US
Prescription drugs are playing an increasingly larger role in U.S. life, with nearly half of all Americans taking one or more medications.More >>
Prescription drugs are playing an increasingly larger role in U.S. life, with nearly half of all Americans taking one or more medications.More >>
Early menopause linked to heart failure risk in Swedish study
Early menopause linked to heart failure risk in Swedish study
Early menopause may increase a woman's risk for heart failure later in life, especially if she is a smoker, a new study suggests.More >>
Early menopause may increase a woman's risk for heart failure later in life, especially if she is a smoker, a new study suggests.More >>
Intensive insulin therapy might aid diabetics after heart attack
Intensive insulin therapy might aid diabetics after heart attack
Intensive insulin therapy may boost survival in people with type 2 diabetes who've suffered a heart attack, a new study suggests.More >>
Intensive insulin therapy may boost survival in people with type 2 diabetes who've suffered a heart attack, a new study suggests.More >>
Know the signs of stroke
Know the signs of stroke
Some reminders about detecting and treating strokes are offered as Stroke Awareness Month continues.More >>
Some reminders about detecting and treating strokes are offered as Stroke Awareness Month continues.More >>
Blood pressure drugs help keep heart trouble at bay
Blood pressure drugs help keep heart trouble at bay
High blood pressure affects about one-third of American adults and raises their risk for heart attack, stroke, heart failure, kidney failure and death, but there are many medications available to lower blood pressure.More >>
High blood pressure affects about one-third of American adults and raises their risk for heart attack, stroke, heart failure, kidney failure and death, but there are many medications available to lower blood pressure.More >>
Daily aspirin regimen not safe for everyone
Daily aspirin regimen not safe for everyone
Taking an aspirin a day can help prevent heart attack and stroke in people who have suffered such health crises in the past, but not in people who have never had heart problems.More >>
Taking an aspirin a day can help prevent heart attack and stroke in people who have suffered such health crises in the past, but not in people who have never had heart problems.More >>

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Newsman Tom Brokaw has many treatment options for his blood cancer
Newsman Tom Brokaw has many treatment options for his blood cancer
Veteran TV journalist Tom Brokaw's revelation that he is battling a type of cancer that attacks white blood cells in bone marrow has triggered an outpouring of sympathy and concern.More >>
Veteran TV journalist Tom Brokaw's revelation that he is battling a type of cancer that attacks white blood cells in bone marrow has triggered an outpouring of sympathy and concern.More >>
Testicular cancer up sharply among young Hispanics
Testicular cancer up sharply among young Hispanics
Testicular cancer rates have risen sharply among young Hispanic Americans in recent years, but not among young whites, a new study finds.More >>
Testicular cancer rates have risen sharply among young Hispanic Americans in recent years, but not among young whites, a new study finds.More >>
Diets high in dairy might boost colon cancer survival, a bit
Diets high in dairy might boost colon cancer survival, a bit
A diet rich in dairy products may slightly extend the lives of people diagnosed with colon cancer, a new study suggests.More >>
A diet rich in dairy products may slightly extend the lives of people diagnosed with colon cancer, a new study suggests.More >>
Women with breast cancer genes more likely to choose extensive surgery
Women with breast cancer genes more likely to choose extensive surgery
Women with breast cancer who test positive for gene mutations linked with breast and ovarian cancer are more likely than those without the mutations to choose more extensive surgery, a new study finds.More >>
Women with breast cancer who test positive for gene mutations linked with breast and ovarian cancer are more likely than those without the mutations to choose more extensive surgery, a new study finds.More >>
First-time colon cancer screening may be beneficial for elderly
First-time colon cancer screening may be beneficial for elderly
Colonoscopies in certain elderly people who've never been screened could be a cost-effective way to improve their health while extending their lives a bit.More >>
Colonoscopies in certain elderly people who've never been screened could be a cost-effective way to improve their health while extending their lives a bit.More >>
Melanoma drug trials show significant promise
Melanoma drug trials show significant promise
A relatively new drug appears effective in boosting survival for patients battling advanced melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, according to a pair of preliminary studies.More >>
A relatively new drug appears effective in boosting survival for patients battling advanced melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, according to a pair of preliminary studies.More >>
Breath test may spot lung cancer
Breath test may spot lung cancer
People may soon be able to learn whether or not they have lung cancer -- and how bad their cancer is -- by breathing into a tube.More >>
People may soon be able to learn whether or not they have lung cancer -- and how bad their cancer is -- by breathing into a tube.More >>
Cancer center ads focus on emotions more than facts
Cancer center ads focus on emotions more than facts
TV and magazine ads for U.S. cancer centers are heavy on emotional appeal, but light on the facts that patients need to know, a new study finds.More >>
TV and magazine ads for U.S. cancer centers are heavy on emotional appeal, but light on the facts that patients need to know, a new study finds.More >>
Diet, lifestyle affect prostate cancer risk
Diet, lifestyle affect prostate cancer risk
Diet and lifestyle can play a role in lowering a man's risk of prostate cancer, according to a trio of new studies.More >>
Diet and lifestyle can play a role in lowering a man's risk of prostate cancer, according to a trio of new studies.More >>
Pancreatic cancer will be 2nd deadliest cancer by 2030
Pancreatic cancer will be 2nd deadliest cancer by 2030
Pancreatic cancer is set to become the second deadliest cancer in the United States by 2030, new research predicts.More >>
Pancreatic cancer is set to become the second deadliest cancer in the United States by 2030, new research predicts.More >>

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Wives' higher education may not affect divorce rate
Wives' higher education may not affect divorce rate
Couples aren't more likely to get divorced if the wife has more education than the husband, new research finds.More >>
Couples aren't more likely to get divorced if the wife has more education than the husband, new research finds.More >>
The 'Hobby Lobby ruling' and what it means for U.S. health care
The 'Hobby Lobby ruling' and what it means for U.S. health care
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on contraception coverage -- as mandated under the Affordable Care Act -- could lead to a legal quagmire that might allow companies to deny insurance coverage for any medical practice that violates their religious principles.More >>
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on contraception coverage -- as mandated under the Affordable Care Act -- could lead to a legal quagmire that might allow companies to deny insurance coverage for any medical practice that violates their religious principles.More >>
Teenage boys want intimacy, not just sex
Teenage boys want intimacy, not just sex
The stereotype of the sex-crazed teenage boy may be dead wrong, according to a small study that asked boys what they really want from romantic relationships.More >>
The stereotype of the sex-crazed teenage boy may be dead wrong, according to a small study that asked boys what they really want from romantic relationships.More >>
Bacteria in semen may affect HIV transmission, levels
Bacteria in semen may affect HIV transmission, levels
Human semen is naturally colonized by bacteria, and a new study suggests the microbes might have a role to play in both HIV transmission and levels in infected men.More >>
Human semen is naturally colonized by bacteria, and a new study suggests the microbes might have a role to play in both HIV transmission and levels in infected men.More >>
Sleepless nights after divorce may be tied to blood pressure rise
Sleepless nights after divorce may be tied to blood pressure rise
People who suffer long-term sleep problems after a divorce are at risk for a rise in blood pressure, a new study suggests.More >>
People who suffer long-term sleep problems after a divorce are at risk for a rise in blood pressure, a new study suggests.More >>
Many sexually active U.S. teens not tested for HIV
Many sexually active U.S. teens not tested for HIV
Only one in five sexually active U.S. teens has been tested for HIV, a new government report shows.More >>
Only one in five sexually active U.S. teens has been tested for HIV, a new government report shows.More >>
Gays, lesbians face certain health challenges
Gays, lesbians face certain health challenges
Health behaviors and challenges often vary depending on a person's sexual orientation, a new U.S. report finds.More >>
Health behaviors and challenges often vary depending on a person's sexual orientation, a new U.S. report finds.More >>
Brains of sex addicts may be wired like those of drug addicts, study finds
Brains of sex addicts may be wired like those of drug addicts, study finds
In people with sex addiction, pornography affects the brain in ways that are similar to that seen in drug addicts as they consume drugs, a new study finds.More >>
In people with sex addiction, pornography affects the brain in ways that are similar to that seen in drug addicts as they consume drugs, a new study finds.More >>
Are you tweeting your marriage away?
Are you tweeting your marriage away?
Forget about the Twitter wars that break out regularly between outspoken celebrities or loudmouth pundits -- too much Twitter can be bad for your own relationship, a new study suggests.More >>
Forget about the Twitter wars that break out regularly between outspoken celebrities or loudmouth pundits -- too much Twitter can be bad for your own relationship, a new study suggests.More >>
1 in 6 teens treated in er has history of dating violence
1 in 6 teens treated in er has history of dating violence
One in six American teens seen at emergency departments has experienced dating violence, new research finds.More >>
One in six American teens seen at emergency departments has experienced dating violence, new research finds.More >>

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