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TV Gardener Uses Viagra to Give His Plants Extra "Perk" 2012-01-20

By Danny K.

I’m sure this is exactly what a man who’s dealing with sexual performance troubles is thinking about when he pops a couple Viagra pills.

Los Angeles Mandates Use of Condoms for Sex Films 2012-01-19

By JENNIFER MEDINA

The Los Angeles City Council approved a new mandate Tuesday requiring all actors in pornographic films to wear condoms during any filming that takes place within city limits. The law is the first of its kind in the country, advocates said, and could

Failing erections may point to heart problems 2012-01-19

By Reuters Health

Impotence could be a harbinger of heart disease in some men, according to a fresh look at the medical literature that found the two often go together.

Is He Having Trouble Staying Aroused? Suggest a Little Him Time 2012-01-19

By Katrina DeVera

According to a new study, men are more likely to experience erectile dysfunction when their female partners form strong friendships with the guys. The study in the American Journal of Sociology suggests that a man’s social network affect

Not Your Mother's Birth Control, Same Troubles 2012-01-19

By Indiana University

Today's hormonal forms of birth control are vastly different from those used by earlier generations of women, both with lower levels of hormones and with different means of delivery (not just a pill), but many of the same problems related to women's

Progress Made Toward a Genital Herpes Vaccine 2012-01-19

By ScienceDaily

An investigational vaccine protected some women against infection from one of the two types of herpes simplex viruses that cause genital herpes, according to findings in the New England Journal of Medicine.

New DNA reader to bring genetics to clinics 2012-01-19

By Sharon Begley

A new DNA reader makes genetic testing less expensive and more accessible to large clinics and research facilities. Scientists caution that more access to genome sequencing needs to be approached with sensitivity and forethought.

Human Proteins That May Fuel HIV/AIDS Transmission Identified 2012-01-19

By ScienceDaily

Scientists at the Gladstone Institutes have discovered new protein fragments in semen that enhance the ability of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, to infect new cells -- a discovery that one day could help curb the global spread of this deadly patho

Maggot Therapy May Assist in Wound Healing 2012-01-19

By Denise Mann

Study: Maggot Therapy Works Faster Than Conventional Therapy in First Week to Clean Wounds

DHEA May Help Sex, Symptoms After Menopause 2012-01-19

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Low-Dose DHEA Cuts Menopause Symptoms, Improves Sex Life in Small Study

Weight Regained in Later Years Has More Fat 2012-01-19

By Rita Rubin

Study: If Postmenopausal Women Lose Weight, They're Better Off if They Keep It Off

U.S. Heart Health: Lots of Room for Improvement 2012-01-19

By Kathleen Doheny

New Report: Heart Disease Deaths Down, but Obesity, Inactivity Threaten Progress

HPV Test Beats Pap Test for Cervical Cancer Screening 2012-01-19

By Brenda Goodman, MA

In Women Over 30, HPV Testing Finds More Precancers, Study Shows

Men Who Step Lively May Outpace Grim Reaper 2012-01-19

By Cari Nierenberg

Tongue-in-Cheek Study Determines the Reaper’s Walking Speed

U.S. to Force Drug Firms to Report Money Paid to Doctors 2012-01-19

By ROBERT PEAR

To head off medical conflicts of interest, the Obama administration is poised to require drug companies to disclose the payments they make to doctors for research, consulting, speaking, travel and entertainment.

Heart Attacks Uncommon During Marathons 2012-01-19

By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

Are heart attacks common during marathons? About two million people participate in marathons or half marathons every year, and you might think that that kind of strenuous exercise involving so many people would lead to a lot of heart a

Why Doctors Can't Predict How Long a Patient Will Live 2012-01-19

By PAULINE W. CHEN, M.D.

Is it possible to predict when a patient will die?

How Exercise May Keep Alzheimer's at Bay 2012-01-19

By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS

Alzheimer’s disease, with its inexorable loss of memory and self, understandably alarms most of us. This is especially so since, at the moment, there are no cures for the condition and few promising drug treatments. But a cautiously encouraging n

Obesity Rates Stall, But No Decline 2012-01-19

By TARA PARKER-POPE

After two decades of steady increases, obesity rates in adults and children in the United States have remained largely unchanged during the past 12 years, a finding that suggests national efforts at promoting healthful eating and exercise are havin

Osteoporosis Patients Advised to Delay Bone Density Retests 2012-01-19

By GINA KOLATA

Bone loss and osteoporosis develop so slowly in most women whose bones test normal at age 65 that many can safely wait as long as 15 years before having a second bone density test, researchers report in a new study.

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