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The same vaccine that cuts the risk of cervical cancer in women might also lower the chances of head and neck cancers in men, new research suggests.
More >>The same vaccine that cuts the risk of cervical cancer in women might also lower the chances of head and neck cancers in men, new research suggests.
More >>Beyond signaling the march of time, gray hair may also point to a higher risk of heart disease for men, new research suggests.
More >>Beyond signaling the march of time, gray hair may also point to a higher risk of heart disease for men, new research suggests.
More >>Because testosterone can help prostate tumors grow, men with prostate cancer are often given hormone-suppressing treatment.
More >>Because testosterone can help prostate tumors grow, men with prostate cancer are often given hormone-suppressing treatment.
More >>Zika virus might not remain in the semen of some infected men as long as previously thought, a small study suggests.
More >>Zika virus might not remain in the semen of some infected men as long as previously thought, a small study suggests.
More >>Nearly 1 in 5 American adults deals with a mental illness or substance abuse problem each year, a U.S. government study says.
More >>Nearly 1 in 5 American adults deals with a mental illness or substance abuse problem each year, a U.S. government study says.
More >>The same vaccine that cuts the risk of cervical cancer in women might also lower the chances of head and neck cancers in men, new research suggests.
More >>The same vaccine that cuts the risk of cervical cancer in women might also lower the chances of head and neck cancers in men, new research suggests.
More >>After a popular type of weight-loss surgery, nearly 21 percent of patients develop a drinking problem, sometimes years later, researchers report.
More >>After a popular type of weight-loss surgery, nearly 21 percent of patients develop a drinking problem, sometimes years later, researchers report.
More >>Maybe you think you're the life of the party after your third gin and tonic. Or maybe you worry you'll drink too much and turn into a "mean" drunk.
More >>Maybe you think you're the life of the party after your third gin and tonic. Or maybe you worry you'll drink too much and turn into a "mean" drunk.
More >>With black men at higher risk of developing -- and dying from -- prostate cancer, some researchers believe these men merit their own race-based screening guidelines.
More >>With black men at higher risk of developing -- and dying from -- prostate cancer, some researchers believe these men merit their own race-based screening guidelines.
More >>Beyond signaling the march of time, gray hair may also point to a higher risk of heart disease for men, new research suggests.
More >>Beyond signaling the march of time, gray hair may also point to a higher risk of heart disease for men, new research suggests.
More >>More older American women than ever are drinking -- and drinking hard, a new study shows.
More >>More older American women than ever are drinking -- and drinking hard, a new study shows.
More >>Cholesterol plays a vital role in your health, so it's important to understand the different types of cholesterol and how to influence their levels, a heart specialist says.
More >>Cholesterol plays a vital role in your health, so it's important to understand the different types of cholesterol and how to influence their levels, a heart specialist says.
More >>Shingles may be tied to an increased risk for heart disease, a new study suggests.
More >>Shingles may be tied to an increased risk for heart disease, a new study suggests.
More >>High intensity interval training involves cardiovascular exercise in short intervals at high intensity.
More >>High intensity interval training involves cardiovascular exercise in short intervals at high intensity.
More >>Most Americans want to be in better shape, but few are putting in the work to get there, a new survey shows.
More >>Most Americans want to be in better shape, but few are putting in the work to get there, a new survey shows.
More >>It may not be for everyone, but a new study suggests that the smooth stride of a gentle horse may help stroke survivors regain lost mobility and balance years after their brain attack.
More >>It may not be for everyone, but a new study suggests that the smooth stride of a gentle horse may help stroke survivors regain lost mobility and balance years after their brain attack.
More >>Scary pit vipers may need an image upgrade: Their venom might end up helping human heart patients, research suggests.
More >>Scary pit vipers may need an image upgrade: Their venom might end up helping human heart patients, research suggests.
More >>Competitive sports may be safe for many athletes who have an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD), new research suggests.
More >>Competitive sports may be safe for many athletes who have an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD), new research suggests.
More >>Methamphetamine users who quit the drug may get a break: New research suggests it's possible to reverse heart damage with proper medical treatment.
More >>Methamphetamine users who quit the drug may get a break: New research suggests it's possible to reverse heart damage with proper medical treatment.
More >>New gene-based therapies appear to significantly decrease cholesterol levels in people, and could even cut down on arterial plaque, according to results from two early drug trials.
More >>New gene-based therapies appear to significantly decrease cholesterol levels in people, and could even cut down on arterial plaque, according to results from two early drug trials.
More >>There's delicious news for chocolate lovers: New research suggests the sweet might help keep a common and dangerous form of irregular heartbeat at bay.
More >>There's delicious news for chocolate lovers: New research suggests the sweet might help keep a common and dangerous form of irregular heartbeat at bay.
More >>Commonly used painkillers such as Motrin, Advil and Aleve might increase your risk for heart attack, even in the first week of use, a new study suggests.
More >>Commonly used painkillers such as Motrin, Advil and Aleve might increase your risk for heart attack, even in the first week of use, a new study suggests.
More >>What makes for a happy, productive worker?
More >>What makes for a happy, productive worker?
More >>The best gift you can give a stressed or depressed partner this Valentine's Day is extra love and support, researchers say.
More >>The best gift you can give a stressed or depressed partner this Valentine's Day is extra love and support, researchers say.
More >>If you're still searching for your perfect Valentine, maybe you've been looking for love in all the wrong places.
More >>If you're still searching for your perfect Valentine, maybe you've been looking for love in all the wrong places.
More >>The stereotype that older men are usually attracted to much younger women may not fully reflect reality, a new study suggests.
More >>The stereotype that older men are usually attracted to much younger women may not fully reflect reality, a new study suggests.
More >>Women who work night shifts or do heavy physical labor may be somewhat less fertile than other women, new research suggests.
More >>Women who work night shifts or do heavy physical labor may be somewhat less fertile than other women, new research suggests.
More >>A new gel-based vasectomy has proven effective in a group of monkeys, raising hopes it could one day provide a permanent but easily reversible male contraceptive option in humans.
More >>A new gel-based vasectomy has proven effective in a group of monkeys, raising hopes it could one day provide a permanent but easily reversible male contraceptive option in humans.
More >>There may be a way to boost the activity of a hormone linked to love and sex, British researchers report.
More >>There may be a way to boost the activity of a hormone linked to love and sex, British researchers report.
More >>This Valentine's Day, when people lean in for a kiss, the way they tilt their head may reveal a lot.
More >>This Valentine's Day, when people lean in for a kiss, the way they tilt their head may reveal a lot.
More >>About one out of seven children in 6th and 9th grades has been a victim of stalking, potentially boosting their risk of substance abuse, dating violence and other dangers, a new U.S. survey finds.
More >>About one out of seven children in 6th and 9th grades has been a victim of stalking, potentially boosting their risk of substance abuse, dating violence and other dangers, a new U.S. survey finds.
More >>Researchers say they've developed free online calculators that predict how likely a woman is to have a baby after a handful of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment cycles.
More >>Researchers say they've developed free online calculators that predict how likely a woman is to have a baby after a handful of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment cycles.
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