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Study: Moms who carry boys show male DNA in their brains decades later
For The Baltimore SunFrom guest blogger Liz Atwood: Now I know why I've lost interest in shopping, wearing jewelry and painting my nails. I thought I was just busy, but a new study says my boys may have changed my brain. The report published last week finds that women who...Tags: Chemical Industry, Medical Research, Biotechnology Industry, Justin Bieber, DNA
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Yaz contraceptive can diminish sex drive
Q: I have been taking Yaz for about a year now. Since starting the drug, I have been less interested in the things that I love, especially sex. During foreplay, it takes me forever to get ready, and I'm still not 100 percent there. I also get severe...
Tags: Acetaminophen (drug), Birth Control, Health Treatments, General Practitioners, Aspirin (drug)
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Don't make assumptions about fading sex life
Q: My boyfriend and I are in our early 20s and have been living together for more than a year. At the beginning of our relationship, we had sex every day, and then it dropped down to several times a week, which was perfect. However, in the past...
Tags: Ruth Westheimer, Health and Medical Professionals, Advice Columns and Columnists, Allergies
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Business People - Sept. 16
Carson Institutional Advisory OMAHA, Neb. — Scott Ford, chief executive officer and founder of Cornerstone Wealth Management Group in Hagerstown, recently was added as a member of Carson Institutional Advisory’s Investment Committee. As a...Tags: Financial and Business Services, Finance, Corporate Officers, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Susquehanna Bancshares Incorporated
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Testosterone & Diabetes: Low levels linked to increased risk of Diabetes
CW33 NewsAt his heaviest Mark Shacklett tipped the scales at about 375 pounds--then he lost weight and that's when his Type 2 diabetes really flared up. That's when Baylor-Irving Dr. Douglas Cluff decided to check Marks testosterone level. "Low and behold,&...Tags: Weight Loss, Insulin, Obesity, Diabetes
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On chicken sandwiches, pro football and human rights
Leonard PittsWe are gathered here today to discuss two recent controversies about same-sex marriage. One comes from the world of pigskin, the other from the world of chicken fat. You are surely familiar with the latter. It unfolded a few weeks ago over comments by...Tags: Kobe Bryant, Dan T. Cathy, Human Rights, Chris Kluwe, Social Issues
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Three anti-aging foods for men
Guys, let's face it. Getting older sucks. We start losing our hair, our strength and our athletic performance. Plus, it it becomes more and more inappropriate to hit on 22-year-old women. While we can't do much about the latter, making sure we take...Tags: Omega-3 Fatty Acid, Vitamin Therapy, Health Treatments, Heart Disease, Tomatoes
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The roots of violence
The massacres in Aurora, Colo., and at a Sikh temple near Milwaukee. The shootings outside the Empire State Building, in which an ex-employee killed his boss. Escalating gang warfare. In recent months, violence seemed to erupt everywhere. To get a...
Tags: Fort Hood Shootings (2009), FBI, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Empire State Building, Rush University
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Armstrong Can't Dodge His Tainted Legacy
The Hartford CourantLance Armstrong's decision not to fight long-standing allegations that he used performance-enhancing drugs to spike seven Tour De France cycling championships came within days of Roger Clemens' decision to lace up his spikes again. (The 50-year-old...Tags: Sports, Justice System, Roger Clemens, Floyd Landis, Lance Armstrong
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Business people - Aug. 26
Eastern Panhandle Anesthesia Associates MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Dr. Christopher M. Spiess, anesthesiologist, recently joined Eastern Panhandle Anesthesia Associates, based at City Hospital in Martinsburg. Spiess recently completed a residency in...
Tags: Anesthesiology, Jefferson County (Pennsylvania), Justice System, Orthopedic Surgery, Erectile Dysfunction
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End of an icon
It may be a desire for immortality that pushes some athletes to seek to transcend the limitations of mere mortal bodies through the use of performance-enhancing drugs. Certainly Lance Armstrong, the seven-time Tour de France winner and Olympic champion,...Tags: Sports, Diseases and Illnesses, Lance Armstrong, Melky Cabrera, Blood
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Urlacher should address treatment issues frankly
Back to being a Pro Bowl grump Wednesday at Halas Hall, Brian Urlacher refused to clarify the mysterious circumstances surrounding treatment of his injured left knee. Urlacher's reaction provided the least surprising aspect of a story that cannot go away...
Tags: Brian Urlacher, Sports, Kobe Bryant, Chicago Tribune Columnists, David Haugh
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