Sex actually relieves migraines
By Kathy Prendeville Is there anything worse than a migraine? The pain can be so intense that it causes anything from nausea to light sensitivity… Read More »Sex actually relieves migraines
By Kathy Prendeville Is there anything worse than a migraine? The pain can be so intense that it causes anything from nausea to light sensitivity… Read More »Sex actually relieves migraines
No matter how high their libidos, most men simply can’t have sex a second time after having an orgasm without a bit of a break,… Read More »Study debunks theory that a hormone causes men’s refractory period after sex
Autoimmunity, which is when the immune system attacks the body instead of protecting it against disease, appears to be rising in the U.S. New research… Read More »Autoimmunity in adolescents tripled in recent decades
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) helps fund thousands of studies nationwide to better understand and treat breast cancer, which will affect one out of eight… Read More »About breast cancer: NIH research roundup
Twenty-six years. That’s how long Eric Garland, Ph.D., LCSW, has practiced mindfulness, a complementary health practice that includes focused attention, acceptance, and staying in the present.… Read More »From opioids to mindfulness: A new approach to chronic pain
Pregnancy can be an exciting experience for many women. But it also can be difficult and confusing, especially for women with a high-risk pregnancy. Factors… Read More »The new role of artificial intelligence in NIH pregnancy research
Worta McCaskill-Stevens, M.D., M.S., has spent much of her career advancing research that supports women with breast cancer, and the inclusion of underrepresented and underserved… Read More »Improving outcomes for African American women with breast cancer
When someone is diagnosed with cancer, they may wonder how ‘normal’ life can and will be if they need to go through surgery or treatment,… Read More »Cancer, Sex, and the Male Body