Should You Use the Birth Control App as A Form of Contraception?
by Skye Sherman - February 10, 2020
For many women, popping their daily birth control pill is as much a part of their standard routine as brewing their morning cup of coffee and brushing their teeth. There are a variety of contraceptive methods available, from pills to patches to shots, implanted devices, and more.
The 2020 Chinese Coronavirus Outbreak Updates: What You Need to Know
by Skye Sherman - January 27, 2020
Nearly every press outlet around the world is tracking the spread of the deadly coronavirus, which is expanding to more and more places with every passing day. At this point, the coronavirus has reached an epidemic level, but the World Health Organization has not yet declared...
Research Suggests A Simple Cup of Coffee Could Be Part of the Obesity Cure
by Skye Sherman - January 20, 2020
Could your morning cup of joe help you to shed those extra holiday pounds? It may sound too good to be true, but things are looking good for coffee drinkers everywhere. Recent research suggests that coffee may be linked to weight loss, potentially standing in as a solution for obesity.
Knitting Your New Year’s Resolution: Is Knitting Good For Your Health?
by Skye Sherman - January 6, 2020
Over the years, all kinds of activities have been presented as packed with potential health and mental wellness benefits: Sudoku puzzles, meditation, coloring books, and more. But what about knitting? This longstanding favorite pastime -- usually taken up in earnest by grandmothers and the crafty types -- is known to be relaxing and productive, but what else does it do for you?
The 2019 Viagra Research Roundup
by Skye Sherman - December 16, 2019
Viagra is now 20 years old, but the drug continues to be popular and well known around the world. In this article, we provide the latest research on Viagra so you can stay on top of the times and up to date with the current research in the world of erectile dysfunction drugs.
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