The Truth About Women's Hair Loss

Hair loss is more common in women than you might think. And triggers range from medical conditions -- as many as 30 -- to what you eat.

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8 Things That Could Slow Down Prostate Cancer

Studies are still in the works, but it appears that a compound in green tea might decrease and kill cancerous cells. What else shows promise?

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