Men Health
Why the clitoris doesn’t get the attention it deserves – and why this matters
Why the clitoris doesn’t get the attention it deserves – and why this matters Jane Chalmers, Western Sydney University and
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What happens during a heart attack and how is one diagnosed?
Explainer: what happens during a heart attack and how is one diagnosed? Garry Jennings, Baker IDI Heart & Diabetes Institute
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Interactive body map: what really gives you cancer?
Interactive body map: what really gives you cancer? Emil Jeyaratnam, The Conversation and Sasha Petrova, The Conversation There’s abundant advice
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Do Wi-Fi and mobile phones really cause cancer? Experts respond
Do Wi-Fi and mobile phones really cause cancer? Experts respond Simon Chapman, University of Sydney; Darren Saunders, UNSW Australia; Rodney
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What a man eats can affect his sperm – and future generations
What a man eats can affect his sperm – and future generations Romain Barrès, University of Copenhagen A previously discredited
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Chromosome errors cause many pregnancies to end before they are even detected
Chromosome errors cause many pregnancies to end before they are even detected Rajiv McCoy, Stanford University and Dmitri Petrov, Stanford
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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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Can sex affect your risk of getting cancer?
Health check: can sex affect your risk of getting cancer? By Spring Chenoa Cooper, University of Sydney; Hayden Fletcher, University
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Getting on and getting it on: good sex isn’t just for the young
Getting on and getting it on: good sex isn’t just for the young By Jane Ussher, University of Western Sydney