Female sexual dysfunction or not knowing how to ask what feels good?
Female sexual dysfunction or not knowing how to ask for what feels good? By Sally Hunter, University of New England […]
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World Aids day: How effective is PMTCT?
By Donah MBABAZI. Photo: Breastfeeding is very important for the first 18 months. (Internet photo) A research article published last
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Lips are most exposed erogenous zone
Lips are the most exposed erogenous zone, which makes kissing feel very good By Sheril Kirshenbaum, University of Texas at
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Doctor Being treated for Ebola died
This time, the challenge of Ebola was much steeper for the doctors and nurses at Nebraska Medical Center, one
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Know your disease education is key to living well with diabetes
Know your disease: education is key to living well with diabetes By Timothy Charles Skinner, Charles Darwin University and Isabelle
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Not just potheads: a look at who supports legal marijuana
Not just potheads: a look at who supports legal marijuana By Joseph Palamar, New York University Langone Medical Center The
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From decisions to disorders: how neuroscience is changing what we know about ourselves
From decisions to disorders: how neuroscience is changing what we know about ourselves By Barbara Sahakian, University of Cambridge; Abdul
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How taking drugs while pregnant harms unborn babies
How taking drugs while pregnant harms unborn babies By Mairead Black, University of Aberdeen Women smoking while pregnant has been
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Clash of orgasm, Clitoris vs Vaginal…
Health Check: clash of the orgasms, clitoral vs vaginal By Jane Ussher, University of Western Sydney Controversy over vaginal versus
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Giving a foetus personhood will have serious consequences for women
Giving a foetus ‘personhood’ will have serious consequences for women By Nicky Priaulx, Cardiff University A story of a woman