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(United Press International) January 6, 2010
A Canadian court has denied a man's claim that he is entitled to an accident insurance award because he became paralyzed due to a rare complication of herpes after having unprotected sex with three women.
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(HealthScout) January 6, 2010
Researchers say a molecule known as surfen has shown potential to be an active ingredient in a topical treatment designed to prevent the spread of HIV from semen.
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(HealthScout) December 21, 2009
According to a new study, about half of teenage girls who live in U.S. cities contract one of three common sexually transmitted diseases within two years of becoming sexually active.
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(HealthScout) December 3, 2009
Cervarix, a vaccine for the human papillomavirus (HPV), protects women from contracting the virus for longer than six years, a new study suggests.
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(Reuters Health) December 3, 2009
Results from a new study have added to the evidence that the common vaginal infection bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a sexually transmitted disease.
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(HealthScout) November 25, 2009
According to new research, sperm itself--and not just semen--may play a leading role in transmitting HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
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(Yahoo! News) November 25, 2009
Experts at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that one in every four teen girls has a sexually transmitted disease (STD).
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(EmaxHealth) November 19, 2009
CDC experts estimate that there are 19 million people newly infected with STDs every year, with about half of these infections occurring in young people ages 15 years to 24 years old.
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(Drugs.com) November 19, 2009
Scientists at the University of Washington in Seattle found that even when the herpes virus is not causing an outbreak, it is still shedding tiny bits of itself into the genital tract.
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(Health.com) November 5, 2009
Are many of the commonly held myths about sexually transmitted diseases, sex, and pregnancy really true?
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(HealthScout) October 30, 2009
Psychiatric problems related to sexual trauma in women increase the risk of lower urinary tract symptoms such as an overactive bladder and incontinence, a new study has found.
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(The State Journal-Register) October 22, 2009
A researcher at Southern Illinois University has received a federal grant to develop a vaccine for genital herpes.
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(HealthScout) October 22, 2009
People who have had the skin condition shingles--particularly around the eyes--have an increased risk of suffering a stroke, a new study has found.
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(HealthScout) October 21, 2009
But the study results also showed that the vaccine's effects appear to fade with time and may not be as helpful for people most at risk for developing AIDS.
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(UPI) October 19, 2009
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil for use in preventing male genital warts.
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(Health Scout) October 14, 2009
New research has found that none of the three primary treatments for early miscarriages adversely affect long-term fertility rates.
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(US News and World Report) October 14, 2009
The number one reason women have sex is because they are physically attracted to their partner, followed by their desire for sexual gratification, says a new study.
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(Gerson Lehrman Group) October 7, 2009
Drugmaker Starpharma has received a U.S. patent for the use of its VivaGel vaginal microbicide gel as a preventative treatment for genital herpes and HIV.
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(CNN) October 5, 2009
Eight people share their most embarrassing health confessions, including mishaps with gynecological visits, lactose intolerance, sweat solutions, and hair treatments.
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(Health.com) September 23, 2009
In this article, a reporter talks to experts about the best ways to reveal a health secret to a new partner.
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(HealthScout) September 23, 2009
Older men who have recently lost their wives have a higher risk of having sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) than men of the same age who are still married, a new study has found.
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(HealthScout) September 16, 2009
A panel that advises the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has recommended that the HPV vaccine Gardasil be given to young men.
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(FOX News) September 16, 2009
Do men really think about sex every seven seconds? Can they have sex anywhere, anytime? Are they only romantic to please their partner? A sex expert discusses these and other sex myths about men.
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(Reuters) September 9, 2009
Researchers in the United States say their discovery of immune system particles that can attack the AIDS virus may have given them insight on how to produce an AIDS vaccine.
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(HealthFinder) September 9, 2009
A committee of experts that advises the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is weighing whether to approve Gardasil, the vaccine for the human papillomavirus (HPV), for use in boys as well as girls.
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(FOX News) August 26, 2009
A health reporter talks about three sexually transmitted diseases that can show on your face.
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(HealthScout) August 19, 2009
The results of a new U.S. government study have found that the vaccine that protects against human papillomavirus (HPV), a cause of cervical cancer, appears safe, with relatively few serious side effects.
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(HealthScout) August 19, 2009
Men with low levels of the sex hormone estradiol or high levels of the hormone binding globulin (SHBG) are more likely to suffer osteoporosis-related fractures, researchers say.
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(EmaxHealth) August 12, 2009
According to new research, people who have healed genital herpes sores are at a higher risk of contracting the HIV virus.
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(New York Times) August 11, 2009
The American Psychological Association has passed a resolution declaring that mental health professionals should not tell gay clients that they can become straight through therapy or other treatments.
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(HealthScout) August 3, 2009
New research suggests that women who are prone to the common vaginal infection known as bacterial vaginosis may be more successful at fighting the condition if they take either oral or injected birth contraceptives.
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(HealthScout) July 29, 2009
British researchers say a simple urine test could reduce men's risk of persistent chlamydia infection and the likelihood they will transmit the condition to their sexual partners.
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(HealthScout) July 22, 2009
According to new research, starting HIV antiviral treatment as soon as possible after diagnosis should be the standard of care for treating the condition--even for people in poorer countries where cost is a barrier to treatment.
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(HealthScout) July 22, 2009
Officials at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say recent trends suggest teens are reversing the positive changes in sexual behavior seen in previous studies.
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(HealthScout) July 22, 2009
A study of HIV-infected men in Uganda has found that circumcision doesn't protect their female partners from contracting the virus.
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(HealthScout) July 15, 2009
Researchers say people who use condoms regularly reduce their risk of contracting genital herpes by 30 percent.
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(Health.com) July 15, 2009
Experts say simply asking a new sexual partner about sexually transmitted diseases isn't enough to get the whole picture about his or her exposure to STDs--or your risks of contracting them.
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(HealthScout) July 7, 2009
Results from a new study show that the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is highly effective at preventing the precancerous lesions that can lead to cervical cancer.
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(HealthScout) July 7, 2009
According to a new study, HIV patients who are receiving highly active anti-retroviral therapy have arteries that are as stiff as healthy patients who have high blood pressure.
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(Canada.com) July 7, 2009
Results from a new study suggest that sexual fulfillment isn't about having a perfect body or the right technique, but more about such factors as presence, connection, and erotic intimacy.
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(HealthScout) July 1, 2009
Officials with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say too few Americans are getting tested for the virus that causes AIDS early in the disease's progression, and these late diagnoses are causing patients to miss the benefits of early treatment.
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(HealthScout) July 1, 2009
According to a new survey, 70 percent of women have suffered some sort of sexual health issue, and about one-fourth of them say they are "very concerned" about it.
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(New York Times) June 30, 2009
A health reporter debunks 11 myths about your health, and some of them truths may be surprising.
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(HealthScout) June 30, 2009
New research published in the journal Pediatrics has found that 15 percent of teenagers think they'll die before age 35, and this belief is linked strongly with risky behavior among these young people.
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(CNN) June 24, 2009
How can a woman know if what she's experiencing with her menstrual cycle is normal, or if it's something that may signal a problem?
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(Forbes) June 24, 2009
Data from a new report has found that 80 percent of U.S. HIV/AiDS cases are concentrated in just 20 percent of counties that are typically comprised of gay, Latino, and other minority populations.
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(Los Angeles Times) June 22, 2009
U.S. drugmakers have agreed to pay out $80 million in discounts to seniors over the next decade in an effort to help pay for President Obama's healthcare reform plan.
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(CNN) June 18, 2009
A health reporter answers some of the most commonly asked questions about healthcare reform to help you understand this process as it moves through Congress.
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(Health.com) June 17, 2009
Experts debunk 10 myths about safe sex, including whether STDs can be caught from toilet seats, and whether sex during a menstrual cycle helps protect against STDs.
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(CNN) June 15, 2009
President Obama told members of the American Medical Association (AMA) that imposing limits on medical malpractice lawsuits may be a "necessary part" of healthcare reform.
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(CNN) June 12, 2009
Online buddies, office "spouses," close friends--at what point do these emotional attachments turn into emotional "affairs?"
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(The Press Association) June 10, 2009
Treating men to a burst of bright light for thirty minutes every morning may help improve sexual dysfunction, a new study suggests.
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(FOX News) June 10, 2009
Cornell University researchers say a newly developed vaginal ring may help inhibit the transmission of the HIV virus that causes AIDS.
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(Health.com) June 10, 2009
A reporter gives three lifestyle changes you can make to help your sex drive.
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(HealthDay News) June 9, 2009
Officials at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are warning consumers not to use Clarcon skin sanitizers and skin protectants because they may be contaminated with a bacteria that could make users sick.
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(Reuters) June 4, 2009
Officials with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have released a list of two dozen drugs that it is in the early stages of reviewing for possible safety problems.
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(MedPage Today) June 3, 2009
More than half of the psoriasis patients in a new study tested positive for the human herpes virus 8 (HHV-8), a finding that suggests the virus may play a role in the development of the disease.
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(Health.com) June 3, 2009
Is it the eight children, the attention, or something experienced by all couples that's causing the stars of Jon & Kate Plus Eight's relationship stress?
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(Medical News Today) May 28, 2009
Many young men who experience impotence or premature ejaculation attribute it to nervousness or intoxication, but a new study suggests it may be a genetic problem.
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(HealthScout) May 27, 2009
Researchers have found that teenage girls who choose provocative representations of themselves for their online personas are more likely to be approached sexually and to meet the people who approach them.
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(Reuters) May 26, 2009
Prescription drug advertisements have drawn fire for portraying healthy-looking, smiling patients while explaining benefits, and then rushing through or providing distractions when required risk information is given.
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(United Press International) May 20, 2009
According to U.S. researchers, acyclovir, a drug that suppresses herpes simplex virus-2, does not reduce HIV risk when taken by people infected by HIV and herpes.
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(HealthScout) May 20, 2009
According to a new study, fathers become more motivated to intervene and keep kids safe once teens start having sex.
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(HealthScout) May 20, 2009
The survey's findings may lead to new pregnancy prevention tactics, researchers say.
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(BBC) May 20, 2009
Women who are better able to monitor their own and others' feelings and emotions get more pleasure from sex, a new study suggests.
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(HealthScout) May 12, 2009
Older adults who are able to read, understand, and use health and medical information are happier, new research suggests.
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(U.S. Food and Drug Administration) May 7, 2009
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced that it is requiring manufacturers of two prescription topical testosterone gels, AndroGel and Testim, to include a boxed warning on the products’ labels after receiving reports of adverse effects in children accidentally exposed to the drugs.
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(European AIDS Treatment Group) May 6, 2009
According to a new study, the herpes drug Zovirax may work against HIV in tissues that are infected with the herpes virus.
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(HealthScout) May 6, 2009
Testosterone injections for men helped prevent pregnancy in a new study, but the possible alternative to current birth control methods needs more study, experts say.
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(HealthScout) May 6, 2009
A new study suggests that kids are less likely to separate reality from fiction if they're exposed to adult-themed shows as children.
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(CNN) May 6, 2009
In this article, a reporter talks about five well-intentioned dating habits that can easily go too far.
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(HealthDay News) May 2, 2009
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recalled the male sexual supplement Libimax over concerns about one of its ingredients.
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(HealthScout) April 29, 2009
The procedure also does not impair sexual function, new research suggests, and it may prevent men from penile injury as well.
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(New York Times) April 29, 2009
A health reporter talks to scientists who are doing studies on how "reinventing date night" can affect the brain and boost romance in even long-term couples.
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(U.S. News and World Report) April 29, 2009
Following the packaging instructions on tampons is one way to protect against the dangerous condition.
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(The Associated Press) April 26, 2009
Canada became the third country to confirm human cases of swine flu Sunday as other nations considered wider measures to curb the spread of the virus.
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(Christian Science Monitor) April 26, 2009
Officials in the Obama administration are seeking to reassure an edgy public about a potential swine flu outbreak, stressing the need for patience and preparedness, not panic.
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(Huffington Post) April 26, 2009
Reporter Ben Sherwood offers this list of three ways you can protect yourself from the swine flu virus.
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(HealthScout) April 22, 2009
Experts offer these suggestions to ease the discomfort of herpes blisters.
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(The Lllama Ledger) April 22, 2009
A student has heard that a vaccine for herpes will be available in 2009 or 2010 and wonders if this will ever be a reality.
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(HealthScout) April 22, 2009
Breastfeeding brings mothers cardiovascular benefits decades later, a new study suggests.
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(New York Times) April 14, 2009
Many women experience diminished or absent sexual desire after menopause, and many also are reluctant to ask their doctors about this issue, believing it to be a natural part of aging.
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(Today) April 10, 2009
Children appear to accelerate the decline of marital happiness and boost depression rates, new research suggests.
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(HealthScout) April 1, 2009
A new study has found that VP16 is the molecular key that unlocks the virus from its latent state.
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(The Associated Press) March 31, 2009
Officials at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are warning consumers not to eat any products containing pistachios because the nuts may be contaminated with salmonella.
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(CNN) March 29, 2009
A health reporter talks to experts about how you can navigate the "minefield" of choosing a private health plan.
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(HealthScout) March 26, 2009
Study finds procedure dramatically reduces transmission of herpes, human papillomavirus.
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(Office of Minority Affairs) March 26, 2009
Doctors say the expense of raising another child may be driving the trend.
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(YourTotalHealth) March 26, 2009
A U.S. District Court judge has asked the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to revisit a decision to limit access to the "morning-after" non-prescription contraceptive pill to women ages 18 years and older.
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(HealthScout) March 18, 2009
The new female condom protects against pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease.
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(HealthScout) March 18, 2009
The virus associated with most cases of cervical cancer.
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(HealthScout) March 18, 2009
Kisspeptin spurs healthy ovulation, researchers explain.
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(Baltimore Sun) March 18, 2009
Divorce, job loss, alcoholism, automobile accidents, and sexually transmitted diseases are likely to be the negative consequences of the disease, says Dr. David W. Goodman.
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(HealthScout) March 16, 2009
Too many choices along with confusing options are throwing up roadblocks to making the smartest decision, report says.
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(Boston Herald) March 11, 2009
Sexting involves sending or posting nude or seminude photos via email, cell phone, or the Internet, and it can have serious consquences for people who are underage.
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(Los Angeles Times) March 10, 2009
A reporter answers some of the most common questions about how healthcare reform may--or may not--change the way you manage your health.
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(HealthScout) March 4, 2009
Obese men have worse sex lives, a new study finds, but researchers say gastric bypass can help restore function and sexual quality of life.
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(Yahoo! News) March 4, 2009
WHO officials say one reason behind the climb in rates may be a misconception that HIV is a young person's disease and is not a reason for concern among older adults.
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(Cleveland.com) March 4, 2009
A jury in Palm Springs, California has awarded nearly $7 million in damages to a woman who was infected with herpes by a man who did not tell her he had the condition.
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(HealthScout) March 4, 2009
A new British study has found that Intrinsa--a patch designed to treat sexual dysfunction in women--may not work, and it may have safety concerns as well.
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(The Canberra Times) February 25, 2009
Bristol Palin, the daughter of former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin, has spoken out against teenage pregnancy, but says her famous mother's advocacy of abstinence education is "not realistic."
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(CNN) February 25, 2009
According to new research, the areas in men's brains that are associated with handling tools and the intention to perform actions light up when viewing images of women in bikinis.
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(HealthScout) February 18, 2009
Despite viewing the shot as a "wise choice," just 1 in 4 are protected, survey finds.
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(Medical News Today) February 18, 2009
Researchers have found that women who have lower levels of sexual desire--often as a result of menopause--are more likely to be depressed and to suffer conditions such as back pain and memory problems than women who report higher levels of desire.
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(CNN) February 16, 2009
If you're one of the millions of Americans who is living without health insurance, experts say there are things you can do to gain or regain health coverage.
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(CNN) February 11, 2009
Researchers have found that many teens are unaware that some STDs can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease in women, which can doom their chances of having a baby later in life.
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(HealthNewsDigest) February 4, 2009
Researchers at the University of Florida are researching a treatment that may help prevent the recurrence of herpes.
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(ABC News) February 4, 2009
A recent episode of a primetime television show sparked interest in a particularly odd medical malady—a penis fracture.
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(CNN) January 27, 2009
Though movies and television shows make having a heart attack during sex seem like a common occurrence, the odds of literally succumbing to passion are quite low, experts say.
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(Forbes) January 27, 2009
British researchers have found that the more sexually active a man is in his 20s and 30s, the higher his risk for developing prostate cancer.
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(New York Times) January 25, 2009
As people cut healthcare spending to make their monthly bills, experts say there are some health-related expenses that you can't afford to skip.
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(HealthDay News) January 25, 2009
Experts say Americans eat 700 million pounds of peanut butter every year, which is complicating the recall effort.
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(HealthDay News) January 21, 2009
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning to healthcare providers and consumers about serious and life-threatening risks associated with improper use of prescription and over-the-counter topical anesthetics.
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(New York Times) January 18, 2009
The 19-item checklist includes such basic steps as having the doctors and nurses introduce themselves, ensuring that adequate blood is on hand, and making certain that all equipment needed is present.
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(Los Angeles Times) January 17, 2009
This article contains a list of the products voluntarily recalled by the Kellogg Co. because they could be contaminated with salmonella from a Georgia peanut processing facility.
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(HealthDay News) January 17, 2009
Officials at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are warning consumers to avoid eating all products that contain peanut butter or peanut butter paste, except for jarred peanut butter.
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(Reuters UK) January 14, 2009
The move, which has been opposed by pharmaceutical industry critics, allows drugmakers to distribute medical journal articles that describe unapproved uses for drugs.
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(Washington Post) January 13, 2009
Physician and health and science reporter David Brown discusses how President-elect Obama's promise to reform the U.S. healthcare system is going to be more difficult than many imagine.
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(Associated Press) December 30, 2008
New research suggests that the way parents or guardians respond to a young person's sexual orientation can have a profound impact on his or her mental health later in life.
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(HealthDay News) December 30, 2008
According to new research, teens who take virginity pledges are just as likely to have sex as teens who don't make such promises.
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(CNN) December 28, 2008
A reporter picks the top six health stories of 2008, including stem cell research, autism, and health care reform.
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(Medical News Today) December 16, 2008
Under a new controversial pilot program, some pharmacies in the United Kingdom will begin offering birth control pills without a prescription in 2009.
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(ABC News) December 16, 2008
Researchers say many young people may engage in anal sex for the wrong reasons--to please a partner, to have sex without the risk of pregnancy, or to preserve their "virginity pledges."
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(Science Daily) December 9, 2008
Researchers at the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University have found that many women's feelings of sexual satisfaction are affected by the kind of contraception they use.
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(BostonHerald.com) December 9, 2008
Experts say that while sex addiction may make for titillating television and fodder for jokes, it's anything but comical for people suffer from it.
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(HealthDay News) November 25, 2008
A report from the Johns Hopkins Children's Center has found that teenage girls who are treated for pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) have a higher risk of developing sexually transmitted infections, often within weeks or months after they are first treated.
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(Today Show) November 25, 2008
A reader who describes her sex life as "great" asks Dr. Gail Saltz what she can do to overcome her orgasm difficulties.
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(Science Daily) November 25, 2008
A new drug called bavituximab has shown promise in providing scientists with a new strategy for fighting a number of viral illnesses, Texas researchers say.
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(CBS News) November 25, 2008
A new study has found that women who don't know they have the genital herpes virus may be unknowingly spreading the virus to others and helping boost the rate of the herpes epidemic.
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(Medical News Today) November 19, 2008
A new study has found that getting circumcised as an adult does not lead to erectile dysfunction.
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(HealthNews) November 18, 2008
Massachusetts General Hospital researchers have found that 43 percent of women suffer from such sexual dysfunction (SD) issues as painful intercourse, loss of desire, decreased sexual arousal, or lack of orgasm.
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(Red Orbit) November 18, 2008
Researchers say that alcohol counseling must be part of sex education so that young people realize how vulnerable they are to poor sexual health if they mix alcohol with sex.
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(Telegraph.co.uk) October 17, 2008
In this article from the British site Telegraph.co.uk, three women who have genital herpes and other STDs talk about their dating experiences.
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(BBC) October 10, 2008
The virus, herpes gladiatorum, is a form of the herpes virus that is passed through broken skin.
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(Bloomberg.com) October 2, 2008
The World Health Organization estimates that 28 percent of the world's women will be infected with genital herpes by age 49.
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(Medscape Today) September 25, 2008
New research suggests that the 1-day genital herpes drug Famvir is as effective as the 3-day herpes drug Valtrex.
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(Mass High Tech) September 17, 2008
A U.S. company has been given British approval to start a clinical trial of a vaccine for genital herpes.
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(The Seattle Times) September 15, 2008
A reader asks Joe and Teresa Graedon of The People's Pharmacy if the herpes drug Valtrex can be used to prevent the infection if a person has contact with someone who has genital herpes.
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(Reuters) September 15, 2008
U.S. researchers say that a cheap, generic drug usually used to treat genital herpes may help control the AIDS virus in people who are infected with both viruses.
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(HealthDay) January 6, 2010
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(HealthCentral) January 6, 2010
New dosing regimens can prevent or supress herpes outbreaks as they
occur.
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(HealthCentral) January 6, 2010
Revised rules that could make herpes virus tests cheaper and more
widely available have been proposed by the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration.
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