Fertility Is Affected by Father’s Age, Study Says

By Raoul Railey French researchers have found out that while mother age is an important factor for people who want to have children, fertility is also affected by the age of the father.

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Seniors Report Higher Levels of Sexual Satisfaction

By JOSEPH BROWNSTEIN As media attention focuses on issues like teenage pregnancy and rates of sexual activity among the young, a new Swedish study reinforces what many professionals in the area have long suspected -- sexual activity and satisfaction ...

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College-Educated Fare Better When Cancer Strikes

By Steven Reinberg TUESDAY, July 8 (HealthDay News) - Recent US declines in deaths from the four most common cancers -- lung, colorectal, prostate and breast -- are primarily benefiting better educated Americans, new research from the American Cancer ...

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Democrats: Makers knew Katrina trailers tainted

WASHINGTON (AP) - Manufacturers knew there were high levels of formaldehyde in the trailers provided to Hurricane Katrina victims, but sold them to the government anyway, according to a congressional report released Wednesday.

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Autopsy Planned For Newborn Given Heparin

Dennis Quaid's newborn twins nearly died when they were mistakenly given a drug overdose. The actor and his wife speak out to draw attention to hospital mistakes that kill.

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Air District Encourages People To Stay Indoors During Triple Digit ...
This week's triple digit-temperatures throughout the Valley aren't just making things uncomfortable, they're making things unhealthy, especially the air we breath.
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Health Highlights: July 9, 2008

The director of US National Institute of Mental Health, pressured by the anxious parents of children with autism, is advocating testing chelation therapy as a treatment for the little-understood neurological disorder, the Associated Press reported ...

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Heavy rains mean increased mosquito population

By Ashley Vasquez Heavy rains this spring and summer mean many more mosquitoes than in most years, and area residents are encouraged to take precautions.

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Salmonella Outbreak: Are Peppers the Problem?

After nearly three months and close to 1000 cases of foodborne illness in the US and Canada, US officials are beginning to look at jalapeno peppers as the culprits rather than fresh tomatoes.

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FDA Tests Mexican Produce Before It Enters The US Border

The nation's recent salmonella outbreak is prompting increased security at the border. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) plans to test some foods from Mexico for salmonella, before they enter the US Lupita Murillo reports.

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