man's heart and sex life need lack of fat and addiction of smoking
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Jul. 8, 2006

Many of the same things that are good for a man's heart may also be good for his sex life, new research confirms. according to a study that followed more than 22,000 U.S. men for 14 years.

man's heart and sex life need lack of fat and addiction of smoking
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Obesity, smoking increase impotence risk
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Man in India holds his own skull in hand
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Hundreds of people have flocked to a hospital in the Indian city of Calcutta to see a man holding a sizeable chunk of his head in his hands.
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Mediterranean-style diets good for heart
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Mediterranean-style diets, rich in healthy fats from olive oil or nuts, may be better for the heart than low-fat regimens, a new study shows.
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Rush Limbaugh carrying someone else's Viagra will not face prosecution
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Rush Limbaugh will not face charges in Palm Beach County for the bottle of Viagra found in his luggage that appeared to have been prescribed to someone else, prosecutors said Wednesday.
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Obesity is strongly linked with depression and other mood disorders
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Fat people are not more jolly, according to a study that instead found obesity is strongly linked with depression and other mood disorders.
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Genentech drug Lucentis approved by FDA for stopping blindness in elderly
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Lucentis, treats the wet form of age-related macular degeneration, a disorder where blood vessels behind the retina leak blood and fluid, worsening vision and often causing blindness.
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Swimming lessons can save life
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Many swim instructors say for kids swimming is the earlier the better.
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congenital heart abnormality and Disney ride may be the cause for boy's heart failure
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The boy who collapsed and died after riding a Disney roller coaster ride may have had a congenital heart abnormality, according to preliminary autopsy findings released Friday.
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Only smoke-free buildings and public places truly protect nonsmokers : Surgeon general
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Separate smoking sections don't cut it: Only smoke-free buildings and public places truly protect nonsmokers from the hazards of breathing in other people's tobacco smoke, says a long-awaited surgeon general's report.
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