How to Lose Weight and Keep It Off

You want to lose weight and keep it off for good. That's not an easy goal. But these five strategies can help you get there.

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Things That DON'T Cause Prostate Cancer

No, too much sex won't increase your risk of getting prostate cancer. But there is one habit that does.

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Heart Attack Symptoms in Men

Chest pain is the most common, but not the only warning sign.

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