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Cannabis May Make It Harder to Conceive
Marijuana use appears to reduce a woman's chances of conceiving a child. If you're trying to become pregnant, try taking a break from pot.
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Ask Your Partner, Not Porn Sites
Many young adults turn to pornography for answers to their questions about sex. This can lead to awkwardness and unrealistic expectations.
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Heart-Healthy Diet Tweaks
Most of us know the basics when it comes to foods that harm or help our hearts. But a recent review study turned up a few surprises.
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Sugar Spikes during Pregnancy Bring Epigenetic Changes
The sugar spikes that come with gestational diabetes can cause epigenetic changes in unborn babies. Exercise can remove much of the risk.
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Take It in Both Arms
Next time, have your blood pressure taken in both arms, or do it yourself at the drug store. It's a good way to check for atherosclerosis.
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A Profile of Self-Managed Abortion
Women experiencing an unwanted pregnancy in areas where there are few reproductive health options available may try to end it themselves.
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DUI Starts Sooner than You Think
The hand-eye coordination driving requires is affected by as little as half a beer. Ask NASA.
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Oral Contraceptives and Cancer Risk
Birth control pills may raise the risk of breast cancer, but they also seem to offer protection from several cancers years after their use.
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Avocados' Gut Punch
You probably already know avocados are good for you, but their benefits for your body are even greater than we thought.
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Masks, Rated
When researchers tested consumer and medical masks, clear winners emerged. Bandanas were not among them.
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