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A Less Extreme Way to Fast
Fasting rejuvenates the body and boosts longevity, but it's hard to do. The Fasting Mimicking Diet does the same and is easier to follow.
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A Diet to Reduce the Side Effects of Prostate Cancer Treatment
Even when treatment for prostate cancer is successful, men often experience pain, incontinence and erectile dysfunction. This diet can help.
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ED Drugs May Offer Protection Against Alzheimer’s
Drugs like Cialis and Viagra may do more than help with ED. They appear to reduce the risk of Alzheimer's. They may work for women, too.
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Meds for Erectile Dysfunction and Heart Problems Can Be a Dangerous Mix
Men taking ED drugs like Viagra while taking BP-lowering heart meds are at far higher risk for a heart attack. Talk to your doctor first.
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Mind Games Make Willpower Easier
When it comes to self-control, willpower isn't enough. You need to set yourself up to succeed.
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Sperm Counts Go Down as Pesticide Exposure Rises
Men who are routinely exposed to pesticides, such as farmers and agricultural workers, have lower sperm counts than men who aren't.
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Breast Cancer's Lesser-Known Early Warning Signs
Most breast cancers aren't best detected early by feeling for a lump in the breast. Other signs show up sooner. They apply to men, too.
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Erectile Dysfunction, A Diabetes Warning Sign
Younger men with erectile dysfunction are at much higher risk for diabetes and prediabetes. In fact, ED can serve as a diagnostic tool.
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What a Difference a Dollar Makes
In honor of Labor Day, a re-release: Raising the minimum wage by just $1 an hour can reduce absenteeism by almost 10 percent.
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Neighborhoods that Bring Higher Heart Risk
Veterans and others living in 'redlined' neighborhoods are at far higher risk for heart attacks and strokes. Here's what could be done.
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