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Gaining Weight? Maybe it isn't your fault!
NightCap ReporterAmerican's are becoming extra-large and it's usually our fault: we eat too much then just sit around--but it wasn't Paula DeHavens fault. "My problem was my testosterone was pretty much gone,” Paula said. “I had double the amount of...Tags: Hormone Replacement Therapy, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Hormones and Metabolism
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Online Dish: Promising New Male Birth Control Patch
KIAHFinally women don't have to be in charge of everything, including birth control. Now we can share the hormonal fun of being able to take a pill that affects every aspect of our bodies, with men. Aren't we so giving? Because men expect us to "swallow",...Tags: Pregnancy and Childbirth, Placebo, Birth Control, Family Planning, Health
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Weight is critical in preventing cancer
Dear Pharmacist: My sister and mother have both had breast cancer, so far I'm OK (but obviously worried). What is your No. 1 recommendation for me. — K.B., Orlando Dear K.B.: When it comes to breast health, weight matters the most in my opinion....
Tags: Cancer, Breast Cancer, Hormones and Metabolism, Mineral Supplements, Iodine (dietary supplement)
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Why you should read genre books
I'm usually reading four or five books at a time. At the moment, I'm in the middle of Husain Haddawy's enchanting translation of “The Arabian Nights” (forget Cervantes and Sterne — this is where postmodernism begins); Jean-Luc Marion's...
Tags: Ethics, 24 (tv program), Stephenie Meyer, Chicago Tribune, Politics
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Men need to talk about prostate cancer and its effects
Treatment for certain cancers can affect your sex life, causing a range of symptoms that can make sex with your partner more difficult — or nonexistent. But that doesn't mean you can't have a healthy sex life, says Jeffrey Albaugh, a urology...
Tags: Sexual Health, Sexual Dysfunction, Physical Conditions, Diseases and Illnesses, Cancer
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Don't monkey around with Facebook
There's nothing quite like a world-renowned neuroscientist Facebooking about the lack of hot chicks who study the brain. University of Chicago professor Dario Maestripieri is the esteemed author of many books on the minds and psychology of primates,...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Medical Research, Science, Social Media, Colleges and Universities
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Lance Armstrong has new title: doping kingpin
Maybe the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency should have handled our nation's "war on drugs," first launched more than 40 years ago. It took 14 years worth of evidence, but the USADA knocked off a drug kingpin in Lance Armstrong. We witnessed the final nail in the...Tags: Cancer, Emergency Health Procedures, Cycling Trial, U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Cycling
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Vande Velde: I thought doping was the only way
About six weeks ago, a few readers sent emails complaining because the Tribune had given no coverage to local cyclist Christian Vande Velde’s victory in the U.S. Pro Challenge stage race in Colorado. My response was to say we felt leery of...
Tags: Cycling Trial, Cycling, Philosophy, Sports, Garmin Ltd.
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Breast cancer is not exclusive to women
There are many people -- male and female -- who are completely unaware that men are susceptible to breast cancer. With preventative mammograms and messaging largely geared toward women, men may not even think about the breast cancer risk to themselves....Tags: Cancer, Chemotherapy, Lymphatic System, Breast Cancer, Health Organizations
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A day of reckoning for Lance Armstrong's fans
Tim Loranger is a Los Angeles aviation attorney who was deeply moved by Lance Armstrong's story of beating cancer. The former Marine wears the Armstrong yellow wristband, races in an Armstrong hat and has raised thousands of dollars for Armstrong's cancer...
Tags: Cycling, Blood, Sports, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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Baby boomers and low testosterone: Is there a stem cell solution?
Aging baby boomers are increasingly turning to testosterone prescriptions in a bid to stay healthy and boost their vitality. But the therapy has some health risks for men.
Recently, scientists at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have...Tags: Medical Research, Science, Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Industry, Science and Technology
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Hagerstown man sentenced for distribution of controlled substance
dona@herald-mail.comA Hagerstown man was sentenced to a year and a day in state prison after pleading guilty Thursday in Circuit Court to distributing a drug used in testosterone replacement therapy. Timothy Allen Feigley, 33, of 1015 Concord St., pleaded guilty to...Tags: Prisons, Punishment
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