How Going on Vacation Is Good for Your Body

You might be surprised by some of the ways that getting away from time to time can help your body repair some of the damage of day-to-day life.

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Could ED Meds Help Your Prostate?

See how medicines that treat erectile dysfunction may also help ease some of the bladder issues caused by an enlarged prostate.

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