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So what does knee replacement look like? Valve repair? Vasectomy reversal?
Booster ShotsKnee replacement and hip resurfacing don't have to mean the end of that go-go-go lifestyle, as Jeannine Stein reported earlier Tuesday on Booster Shots. But promises of an active existence aside, not knowing what to expect from the surgery can...... -
Men can be infertile too
Special to The TimesWHEN A couple is infertile, often the first question asked is, "What's wrong with her?" "There's a common misperception -- even among healthcare providers -- that infertility is a female problem," says Dr. Thomas Walsh, director of the men's...Tags: University of California, Drugs and Medicines, Health and Safety at School, Medical Procedures and Tests, Healthcare Provider
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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...
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Online Dish: Man Fails to Tell Wife about Vasectomy Letting Her Think She's Infertile
KIAHAll of the women who lie about takingtheir birth control and "trap" a man, allow me to introduce you to the man who didn't tell his wife he had a vasectomy! A wife writing to an advice column on Slate says she and her husband "Harry" struggled for two...Tags: Advice Columns and Columnists, Infertility
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A guide to vasectomy reversal
Sometimes men are the ones to take care of birth control through a surgical procedure. But when those men and their partners have a change of heart about children for any number of reasons, they seek to reverse their vasectomies. And that's usually...Tags: Procedural Sedation, Music, Entertainment, Concerts
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Men's fertility test available for home
When a couple is struggling to conceive, it's the woman who is usually the first — and often the only one — to be poked, prodded and analyzed, experts say. The burden of figuring out infertility is too often placed on the woman alone....
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When she changed, so did their sex life
Q: My husband and I have been married for 27 years. In the past 10 years, I've gradually lost my sexual desire. Initially we had an extremely physically passionate relationship. I began to change my sense of myself, and no longer wanted to be seen as just...
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10 things you might not know about contraceptives
The controversy over whether employers' health insurance must pay for contraceptives has energized conservatives, but it also inspired Rush Limbaugh's controversial comments that chased away many advertisers from his radio show. Science has not yet...
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March Madness Special: Free Pizza with Vasectomy
KTLA NewsBARNSTABLE, MASS - It's without doubt one of the strangest promotions ever to grace the crazy days of March Madness. Here's the offer: get a vasectomy, and get free pizza to enjoy while you recuperate and watch some basketball. The March promotion is...Tags: Sports, Basketball, College Basketball, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament
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March Madness: time for that vasectomy, baybee!
The Baltimore SunHere we are, on the cusp of March Madness again. And here come the vasectomycommercials. You know the ones. Urology centers everywhere are trotting them out. The basic message: Schedule your vasectomy now. Then recover by spending a day or two on the...Tags: Groceries, Sports, Services and Shopping, Basketball, College Basketball
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Women Opting for Permanent Birth Control
McClatchy Tribune NewspapersWomen who are looking for cheap, quick, noninvasive methods of permanent birth control, an option other than hospital-based tubal ligation, are turning to Essure. The nonsurgical method has been around since 2002 and has grown steadily in use as more...Tags: Hologic Incorporated, Companies and Corporations, Hospitals and Clinics, Family Planning, Health
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