Sexually Aggressive Men May Forget a Woman's Cues
2010-10-14
But average Joes clearly remember signs of interest, rejection, study findsContinue Reading
U.S. Hispanics Have 1 in 52 Estimated Lifetime Risk of HIV
2010-10-14
Rate is lower than among black Americans, but higher than among whites, research showsContinue Reading
Romantic Love: Nature's Painkiller?
2010-10-14
In study of lovesick undergrads, it seemed to squelch pain as much as being distractedContinue Reading
Studies Tout Alternative HIV Regimens for Women, Babies
2010-10-13
Current treatment may cause drug resistance laterContinue Reading
Club Drug 'Poppers' May Be Linked to Eye Damage
2010-10-13
Not yet clear how widespread these cases might be, experts sayContinue Reading
For Many Gay Youth, Bullying Exacts a Deadly Toll
2010-10-08
Recent reports of teens taking their own lives ‘the tip of the iceberg,’ one expert saysContinue Reading
Her Anatomy Speaks Volumes to Men: Study
2010-10-05
For a fling, guys eye bodies; for commitment, faces, researchers sayContinue Reading
1 in 4 HIV Patients Have Neurological Diseases: Study
2010-10-04
Problems such as seizures, dementia are major causes of patients’ disability, researchers sayContinue Reading
Variety Spices Up Americans' Sex Lives, Survey Says
2010-10-04
Responses also suggest teens more careful about sex than many adults believeContinue Reading
Heartbreak Puts Brakes on Heart
2010-10-04
Social rejection causes the heart rate to slow down temporarily, researchers findContinue Reading
Absent Father Might Mean Earlier Puberty for Higher-Income Girls
2010-10-01
Findings add to previous research, but experts still can’t explain linkContinue Reading
Genetic Glitch Tied to Disrupted Sperm Production
2010-09-30
Mutation could affect 4 percent of infertile men, experts sayContinue Reading
Family, Friends Seem Best at Spotting Early Dementia
2010-09-30
Study finds quick survey of those closest to the person more accurate than doctor’s screeningContinue Reading
Mixed Report on Women's Health Research
2010-09-24
Fewer deaths from major killers like breast cancer, but little progress on debilitating diseases like dementiaContinue Reading