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Quicker Radiation Therapy Doubles Mastectomy Risk
Women who get a quicker, localized form of radiation treatment for early-stage breast cancer are more likely to…
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Loneliness May Cause Fitful Sleep
People who are lonely may be more likely to have sleepless nights, researchers said Tuesday in a study…
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Doctor details non-surgical ways to look better in 7 days
Everyone likes a “quick fix” – especially when it comes to our looks. While many people may turn…
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Fox on Sex: No ‘O’? 10 Things That Get in the Way of Orgasm
The two of you are having sex, but only one is climaxing. And it’s probably not her. The…
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The odd body explained
The truth behind 13 physical quirks—plus easy ways to feel better 1. Why Do You "Laugh Until You…
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Secondhand Smoke Exposure May Damage Hearing
Doctors already knew that smoking can damage hearing, but new data shows that even exposure to secondhand smoke…
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Dirt Eaters and Other Pica Cases Nearly Double in Decade
The number of people hospitalized with pica, the disorder in which people eat non-edible substances including dirt and…
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Having kids after age 30 may lower cancer risk
Women who have children in their 30s and 40s may have a decreased risk of endometrial cancer, which…
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Faulty sex gene behind high rates of male bowel cancer, experts say
Men have higher rates of bowel cancer than women because of a genetic fault in the female sex…
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In cancer science, many ‘discoveries’ don’t hold up
A former researcher at Amgen Inc has found that many basic studies on cancer—a high proportion of them…