What Your Blood Type Reveals About You

Certain health issues seem more likely to happen with one blood type vs. another. What can yours tell you?

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8 Options in the Pipeline for Male Birth Control

Men generally have two options for birth control: condoms and vasectomy. But that may be changing.

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Signs Someone Is Gaslighting You

The term is often used incorrectly to describe any argument someone doesn't agree with. But real gaslighting can be a form of emotional abuse.

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