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Will Tooth Brushing Protect Your Heart?
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Pass the Kidney Stone Advice
August 24, 2010
Passing a kidney stone is a memorable experience that most sufferers would prefer to forget. Men are about three times more likely to be stone-formers than women.
When Snoring Is More Than an Annoyance
August 3, 2010
Snoring is usually a minor affair, except for those who have to listen to it. But heavy snoring can be a symptom of sleep apnea, thought to affect at least 10% of adults, mostly men.
Does Exercise Build Immunity?
July 13, 2010
Should you not exercise when you have a cold? Or will exercise actually help keep you healthy by boosting your immunity? Here are some answers.
Carbs and Fat: Gender Matters
June 22, 2010
There are differences in how men’s and women’s bodies process dietary fat and carbohydrates and thus in the resulting levels of blood cholesterol, some research suggests.