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A pair of French gynecologists believe they've cracked one of sex's most enduring riddles

A new scientific study may finally offer an answer to the million-dollar climax question

A recent panel recommended the vaccine, but also questioned whether the benefits outweigh the cost.

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Distrust runs high. A study found extroverts have a harder time determining authenticity in positive reviews

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College is a time for friendships. But how can students best leverage the power of those friendships?

". . . consider putting the carbs back in their fiber wrappers. It's hard to improve upon nature's design"

"The effects of fear and anger [on the brain]" may make us even more polarized, says neuroscientist Bobby Azarian

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