Better Sex After 60

Many mature couples are having the best sex of their lives. See how you might work through common issues to make your love life even better.

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What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You

Your body will often let you know if something suddenly goes drastically wrong. Here's how to make sure you're reading its signals correctly -- and how to respond.

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