Here's How Often Most Married Couples Have Sex

You may think you're having less than other couples, but research may prove you wrong. Find out why "just right" differs for everyone.

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9 Ways to Look Better as You Get Older

Follow these simple tips to help take years off your looks -- and feel fantastic while doing it.

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What Is Ejection Fraction?

If your EF is low, you could have heart failure. Here's what you can do.

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