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Aging study finds alcohol may be the secret to a longer life — but how much can you drink?
A study examining the lifestyle habits of people in their 90s has made the case for a daily tipple or two.
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Ibuprofen may increase risk of fertility issues in men, study suggests
Experts say they see no problem in people taking ibuprofen for a short period to alleviate pain, but warned against taking the drug for a long period if not strictly necessary. Men who take high doses of ibuprofen for months at a time may be at greater risk of fertility issues and also other health problems, such as muscle wastage, erectile dysfunction and fatigue, scientists have found. Research on healthy young men who took the common painkiller for up to six weeks showed that the drug disru
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The many health benefits of having friends
Close childhood friendships can play a significant role in a person’s mental health well into adulthood.
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Study links breast cancer to birth control — here's what you need to know
A new study on birth control pills shows a slightly higher risk of breast cancer among women taking hormonal contraception, but it does not control for other possible factors correlated with the disease.
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Having a fear of breaking up actually makes you more likely to break up
New research has found that being afraid of being dumped can increase the chances that it will happen to you.
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Divorce really does 'run in families,' study finds
Children of divorced parents are more likely to split up — but it's not because young people are "copying" a previous generation.
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Moms spend money on daughters, while dads spend on sons, study finds
When asked bluntly, parents deny any favoritism based on their children’s gender, but a host of studies have found otherwise when it comes to gifts and spending.