Morphine May Protect Brains of People With HIV
2010-04-16
Painkiller produces protein that inhibits disease-related dementia, study findsContinue Reading
Chlamydia Often Overlooked in Young Men
2010-04-15
British study says poor management of related condition leaves many undiagnosedContinue Reading
Being 'Blinded By Jealousy' Can Be Real
2010-04-15
Women had trouble seeing when green-eyed monster took over, study foundContinue Reading
Study Explores Possibility of a Female Viagra
2010-04-14
Research in animals may lead to treatment for women with sexual disorderContinue Reading
Even As Memory Fades, Emotions Linger
2010-04-13
Finding underscores the need to treat Alzheimer’s patients with dignity and respect, researchers sayContinue Reading
A Simple 'Thank You' Brings Rewards to All
2010-04-11
Expressing gratitude benefits both you and the person being thanked, study findsContinue Reading
Yearly Chlamydia Screening May Be Ineffective for Some
2010-04-09
Women should get retested whenever they change sexual partners, study findings suggestContinue Reading
More Clues Emerge on How HIV Infects Women
2010-04-08
Virus can invade after breaking down the protective barrier in women’s reproductive tract, study findsContinue Reading
Chemicals in Beauty Products Tied to Early Puberty in Girls
2010-04-08
Study links presence in lotions and shampoos, for instance, to breast developmentContinue Reading
Casual Sex Increasing in U.S.
2010-04-07
Behavior may increase need for protection from sexually transmitted diseasesContinue Reading
Scientists Find Clues to How the Body Fights Off HIV
2010-04-05
Research on antibodies may aid vaccine developmentContinue Reading
For Many Couples, Toll of Miscarriage Lingers
2010-04-05
Study finds relationships often founder after failed pregnancyContinue Reading
Working Wives Still Expected to Do It All, Study Finds
2010-04-03
Women whose husbands work 60 hours or more a week often quit their own jobs, researchers sayContinue Reading
HIV Drugs Might Combat Two Other Diseases
2010-04-01
Prostate cancer, chronic fatique are new research targetsContinue Reading