| Food safety
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What's the hangup about cell
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Grilled foods are usually considered "healthy"
because they are cooked without
fat.
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Warnings that cell phones cause brain tumors and
that chatting contributes to car crashes have not stopped more
than 91 million Americans from enjoying tether less links to
friends, family, and business associates.
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| Plastic surgery |
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Risk factors for heart trouble
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Dislike your bumpy nose? Want to reduce your
love handles? Once thought to be the terrain only of women and
movie stars, plastic surgery is becoming much more popular
among men.
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A recent study linked heart attacks to male
pattern baldness. What's a guy to do? How can you keep all
these risk factors straight?
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| Fighting prostate
cancer |
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Men who can't concentrate: adult attention
deficits |
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If you could reduce your risk of prostate cancer
by adjusting your diet, would you do it? If you knew that
179,000 new cases of prostate cancer would be diagnosed this
year, and that 37,000 men would die, would you reconsider your
answer?
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A Massachusetts woman was disgusted with her
husband. He flitted from job to job, could never finish a
task, lost his temper over the most trivial things, fidgeted
constantly, couldn't remember what he said yesterday, drank
too much and considered his own needs first.
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| Stuttering can be
stopped |
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How men grieve
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What do have in common? They all depend on
speaking to do their jobs. And they all
stutter.
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Generally, men and women don't respond to grief
in the same ways. "It's a normal life event that throws us
into instability," known grief
counselor.
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| Antibiotics: use with
caution |
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Jaw pain: it's not "just
stress" |
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You probably think of antibiotics as a magic
bullet against many deadly bacterial
diseases. |
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Years ago Stephen, a 40-year-old business
manager, started having occasional pain in his jaw and the
muscles of his face and neck.
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| Ulcers: what a
pain |
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Emphysema |
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Until recently, ulcers were believed to be
caused by stress, anxiety, smoking and/or a diet rich in spicy
foods.
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The Surgeon General is right. Cigarette smoking
is hazardous—even lethal—to your
health.
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| Hyper Hydrosis |
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BED
confessions |
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The sweating disease. That’s what we called it,
my friends and I. We had to make a joke of it, or my friend
would have cried when she sweat through her shirts while
sitting in air-conditioned
rooms.
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Bed is something shared by men and women in more
ways than one. BED, or Binge Eating Disorder, has become an
emotional and health concern for men.
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| Watch your
back |
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Anatomy of a gallstone
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When it comes to back pain, the culprit is
usually something right under your nose. Improperly lifting a
heavy suitcase or a whiny child, strenuous workouts, sleeping
on a bad mattress—even your golf swing—can wreak havoc on your
back.
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To
understand gallstones, an anatomy lesson is helpful. The gallbladder
is a small, pear-shaped organ that is part of the digestive
tract.
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| The eyes have it:
conjunctivitis |
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Mononucleosis: the kissing
disease |
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The change from summer to fall and winter brings
different problems to each of us. For some, the seasonal
changes bring the all-too-familiar allergies, colds, and
flu.
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We know that it's often called the "kissing
disease," and that people who have it sleep a lot. But what
actually causes this exhausting
illness?
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| Scratching your head about
dandruff? |
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Stomach ache is something
more |
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We all know dandruff when we see it. How
annoying is it to keep brushing off those unsightly snowflakes
that accumulate on your hair, shoulders and
clothing?
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Because we all experience abdominal discomfort
or pain at some time or other, deciding whether or not to see
a doctor for these symptoms can be
perplexing.
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| Snoring: it may be more serious than it
sounds |
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Do you snore loudly? Or dream about getting a
good night's sleep? Wake up and read on - help is available
for what may ail you.
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