12 Causes of Itchy Nipples

They're just sensitive in general, but they can get irritated from things like friction or menopause. The problem is usually easy to treat.

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Vaping May Double Your Risk for Impotence

E-cigarettes aren't just tough on the lungs: They may double your chances of having erectile dysfunction. Here's what you need to know.

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Selenium: Benefits and Risks

Find out why your body needs selenium -- but not too much of it.

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