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Joshua A. Krisch
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Why Breast Cancer Gets Funding and Prostate Cancer Doesn't
It’s not just a prostate cancer problem, nor is it an issue confined to research funding. Men’s health is poorly addressed in the United States.
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The 3-Step Testicular Self-Examination
Preventing cancer can be an act of tenderness. Here's how to look after your boys.
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Testicular Health for Nervous Beginners
This is what every man needs to know. And, yes, there will be a teste.
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Why Family Alliances Break Down By Sex
Women are more likely to invest in daughters than sons, according to a new study, and men show only a slight preference for male offspring.
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Like Facebook? You May Be a Narcissist.
Narcissism may predict how much we enjoy Facebook, a new study suggests.
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Why Orange Juice Tastes Bad After You Brush
Sodium lauryl sulfate, a detergent found in toothpaste, may be the reason why orange juice taste awful after you've brushed.
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Don't Obsess Over Ovulation
While fertility problems occasionally need advanced medical interventions to resolve, a lot of winning the conception lottery comes down to plain old good timing.
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When Anxiety Doesn't Go Away
It is crucial that parents understanding the warning signs of social anxiety in children, and learn to respond appropriately—whether that means seeking help, or asking about anxiety medication.
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'Don't Touch My Baby' Signs Are Dumb, Don't Work
We asked a professor of signage and visual marketing whether "Don't Touch My Baby" signs are worth it, and how to improve upon them
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The Suffering of the Overscheduled Child
In a small study of 50 families in England, researchers found that nearly 90 percent of the children surveyed took part in organized afterschool activities between four and five days per week.
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Divorce From the Baby's Perspective
We know that divorce can affect pre-teens, tweens, and even young adults in negative ways. But what happens when mom and dad call it quits quickly?
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What Dogs Do To Families
With few exceptions, research indicates that the family dog is good for a child's health and development.
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Why Are We Hitting Ourselves?
Countries that ban corporal punishment boast lower rates of youth violence
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Scientists Just Engineered Mice With Same-Sex Parents
It is now possible to engineer healthy mice with two, same-sex parents in the lab. Here's what that means for reproductive science.
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