COVID-19 May Raise Stroke Risk: Know the Signs

Physicians around the world are reporting a possibly increased risk for blood clots in patients with COVID-19, which raises their odds for heart attacks, strokes, and amputation.

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Can Orgasms Help You Live Longer?

Can men have multiple Os? Can they fake one? We explore myths and facts about sexual climax.

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