Signs You May Have Metabolic Syndrome

When you have at least three of these issues, your chances for heart disease, diabetes, and stroke are higher than normal.

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Separate Sex Fact From Fiction

How many times a year does the average American couple have sex? How are men's and women's sex drives different? And does sexual activity increase the risk of stroke in older people?

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