12 Reasons for Itchy Nipples

Nipples might itch for lots of reasons, including dry weather and even your laundry detergent. Good news: Even if the urge to scratch is great, it's usually easy to treat.

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Can Soy Foods Help Fend Off Prostate Cancer?

And does eating lots of orange veggies lower your odds of having BPH? These 21 foods may be especially good for men.

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