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Sex in the Senior Years: Why It’s Key to Overall Health
Lovemaking isn’t just for the young — older people gain a lot of satisfaction from amorous relations as well. But things get complicated as people age, and many folks let this important part of life drift away...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Is the Next Great COVID Vaccine an Inhaled One?
“The jab” might soon be replaced with something like “the huff” as slang for a COVID-19 vaccine dose. Some experts believe that an inhaled vaccine could be a checkmate move in the world’s ongoing chess match against...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Majority of Pregnant U.S. Women Were Already in Poor Health: Study
Once they’re pregnant, women have a lot of checkups to make sure they stay healthy. But a mom’s health preconception is vitally important, too, and a growing cause for concern. Increasingly, moms in the United States are...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Amazon, Walmart Lift Mask Mandates for Vaccinated Employees
Fully vaccinated U.S. workers at Amazon and Walmart will no longer have to wear masks unless local or state laws require them. Walmart’s announcement last Friday to its 1.6 million U.S. workers said masks will still be...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Poor Will Be Hit Hardest by a Hotter World
In yet another sign that climate change strikes the poorest without mercy, a new study shows that low-income people have a 40% higher exposure to heat than those with higher incomes. By the end of the century,...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Health Highlights: Feb. 15, 2022
Sex in the senior years. It’s important to overall health, but many folks let this important part of life drift away rather than talk about sexual problems with either their partner or their doctor, experts say. Read...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Scientists Pinpoint Why Epilepsy Seizures Rise in Pregnancy
Many women with epilepsy have breakthrough seizures when they get pregnant, and researchers say they’ve figured out why. Their new study shows that pregnancy can trigger steep drops in blood levels of certain antiepileptic drugs soon after...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Psychosis Risk Rises When People Abuse ‘Speed’
Amphetamines can pull people into a vicious cycle of addiction, but new research now shows that people who abuse these stimulants are also five times more likely to develop psychosis than non-users. The effect of “speed” on...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Women at Higher Odds for Side Effects From Some Cancer Treatments
Gender differences extend to cancer treatments, with women having a higher risk of severe side effects from certain treatments than men, a new study finds. Previous research concluded women tend to have more side effects from chemotherapy,...
- Posted February 15, 2022
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Valentine’s Chocolates May Do Your Heart Good — Really
Giving dark chocolate to your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day may be a win-win emotionally and physically, an expert suggests. But it’s important to keep any potential health benefits in perspective, noted Lizzy Davis, an assistant professor of...
- Posted February 14, 2022