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Breast Health
What to Expect at Your First Mammogram
By Diana Rangaves, PharmD
Knowing what to expect during a routine mammogram screening can ease first-timers’ stress.
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Sex
Time's a-Wasting, Let's Have a 'Quickie'
By Kurtis Bright
Consider the fun—and the possible complications—of having a brief sexual encounter.
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Penis and Testicle Health
What Is the Difference Between Semen and Sperm?
By Kurtis Bright
The terms get used interchangeably, but these components have individual reproductive functions.
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Identity and Sexuality
Protecting Your DNA Data
By Helen Massy
Your genetic makeup is a window to your future health. It's also your most precious asset.

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Plant-Based Diets Linked to Lower Risk of Colorectal Cancer in Men
By María Cristina Lalonde

Research finds more vegetables, fruit and whole grains may reduce incidence by 22 percent.

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Chronic Conditions
Extra Sleep on the Weekend May Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease
By Kate Daniel

A study suggests it may be possible to make up for that wild week of sleep deprivation.

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Cancer
Vitamin D May Help Prevent Breast Cancer, Among Other Benefits
By Melissa L. Weber

Getting appropriate amounts of this essential nutrient can improve your health in many ways.

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Sex
Exploring Sex on College Campuses
By James Anderson

Undergrad sex weeks invite convos about consent, kink and partnerships.

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Reproductive Health
CDC Updates Pain Management Guidelines for IUD Insertion and Removal
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STDs/STIs
FDA Approves First At-Home Test to Diagnose a Syphilis Infection
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Why Are Mortality Rates Higher for Lesbian and Bisexual Women?
By Kate Daniel
A new study suggests discrimination and social stigma are partially to blame.
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By Shannon Jordan
Your small and simple daily decisions can go a long way to protect and elevate your mood.
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A recent study is the first to establish a link between PTSD, Alzheimer's and heart disease.
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Knowing if it's environmental allergies or COVID-19 can help you find relief.
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Sexual Assault and Consent
Independent Lawyers Will Now Handle Military Sexual Assault Reports
By Kate Daniel
The military justice system reform could encourage reporting and raise accountability.
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Pour yourself a cup of Joe. That morning coffee could provide an unexpected health benefit.
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Women Should Start Screening Mammograms at Age 40
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The new 2024 mammogram guidelines could help improve breast cancer survival rates.
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The number of U.S. births per year dropped three percent, according to new CDC data.
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Supreme Court Hears Case on Idaho Abortion Ban
By Kate Daniel
The case could affect emergency medical care for millions of pregnant people in the U.S.