Bedroom Mistakes Women Make

It might seem like a kindness to, say, fake an orgasm -- and if it makes your partner feel better, then what's the problem?

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Signs You May Have Rosacea

Symptoms of rosacea -- from tiny red lines on the cheeks to a bulbous nose -- tend to be worse in men. See what else to watch for and what may help.

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What Is Insulin Resistance?

This condition occurs when your body doesn't respond properly to the insulin it makes. Over time, this sends your blood sugar levels up and raises your chances of diabetes and early heart disease.

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