Men’s Health
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Wisconsin twins give birth just 8 hours apart
In a rare family event, Wisconsin twin sisters gave birth to their own children just eight hours apart.
UK Ebola 'relapse' case takes virus specialists to uncharted waters
The relapse of a recovered Ebola patient in the UK has left scientists searching for answers regarding the virus's long-term persistence.
Talking to kids about smoking risks may help parents quit
Parents who discuss smoking risks with their children are more likely to remain smoke-free, according to a new study.
Malaria protein may hold key for cancer cure, scientists say
Scientists have discovered that a protein found in malaria parasites can target and destroy cancer cells, offering hope for a new treatment.
US prescription opioid misuse and deaths increase
Despite a slight decline in nonmedical opioid use, overdose deaths and use disorders have risen significantly over the last decade.
More kids are getting ear surgery to avoid being bullied
Otoplasty, or ear surgery, is becoming more common among children as parents seek to protect them from bullying over their appearance.
4 essential elements of a healthy doctor-patient relationship
Building a strong relationship with your doctor is vital for health outcomes; focus on communication, listening, and mutual trust.
Young mothers more likely to have unprotected sex with fathers of their children
A Johns Hopkins study finds that young mothers are significantly more likely to engage in unprotected sex with their children's fathers.
Sex outside of ‘optimal’ ovulation window changes immune system, increases fertility
A study from Indiana University suggests that regular sexual activity improves fertility by boosting immune function, even outside the ovulation window.
Wyoming sees first confirmed human case of rabies
Wyoming health officials have confirmed the state's first human rabies case, likely contracted through exposure to a bat.
FDA's new anti-smoking campaign uses hip-hop to target youth
The FDA is launching a $128 million hip-hop-themed campaign called Fresh Empire to discourage minority teenagers from using tobacco products.
Getting active after a cancer diagnosis may extend life
New research suggests that maintaining a regular exercise routine after a cancer diagnosis can help lower the risk of cancer-related mortality.
Marijuana study reveals teens' 'surprising' views of the drug
Despite legalization trends, a new study shows that disapproval of marijuana use is actually increasing among adolescents aged 12 to 14.
Kids with asthma fare worse when they live with smokers
A review of 25 studies confirms that children with asthma face higher risks of hospitalization and breathing issues when exposed to secondhand smoke.
Michigan woman, 81, dies of West Nile virus
Michigan reports its first West Nile virus death of the year, serving as a stark reminder for residents to protect themselves from mosquito bites.
Teen dies after eating one of his favorite treats
A tragic death of a teen with a severe peanut allergy highlights the critical need for constant vigilance and carrying epinephrine at all times.
Tailored safety training may help reduce work-related pain
Tailored safety training that blends behavior modification with ergonomics can significantly reduce work-related musculoskeletal pain.
150 cases of Shigella reportedly confirmed in Kansas City
Kansas City is experiencing a significant Shigella outbreak, with cases 15 times higher than the annual average, prompting urgent health warnings.
Medical research subjects who lie can mess up study results
Researchers warn that participants who lie about their health to join medical studies can compromise data integrity and skew drug safety results.
178,000 children’s water bottles recalled due to choking hazard
Target is recalling 178,000 Zak Designs children's water bottles due to a potential choking hazard caused by the lid's inner straw.