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ER Visits for Drug-Related Suicide Attempts Up in Men

New data highlight a 55% increase in emergency room visits for drug-related suicide attempts among men aged 21 to 34 from 2005 to 2009.

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5 Embarrassing Body Changes for Teen Girls During Puberty

WebMD discuss embarrassing changes that all teen girls go through, including getting your period, acne, body odor, and unwanted hair.

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HPV Vaccine: Early Evidence of Impact

An early report suggests that the HPV vaccine is preventing the abnormal lesions that lead to cervical cancer.

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Is It Time for Physical Therapy?

WebMD discusses what active adults can expect if they start physical therapy.

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Asking Your Doctor About Low Testosterone

Talking to your doctor about symptoms of low testosterone doesn’t have to be embarrassing. Use these tips to start the conversation about symptoms and treatment options.

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Magic Mushrooms Drug Shows Promise as Therapeutic Tool

Psilocybin, a powerful psychoactive substance derived from magic mushrooms, can safely be used in a controlled setting to help people have positive and often life-altering experiences, a new study shows.

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Only 12% of High School Students Get Enough Exercise

About one in 10 high school students gets the recommended amount of aerobic and muscle-strengthening exercise, and nearly a quarter of students drink at least one sugary soda every day.

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Little Insects, Big Allergic Reactions

Insect stings are little more than painful nuisances for most people. But for others, the venom from insects can cause severe allergic reactions.

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Can You Reverse Heart Disease (Coronary Artery Disease)?

WebMD talks to cardiologists about whether it’s possible to reverse coronary artery disease.

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Study: Bariatric Surgery Works for Less Obese People

Bariatric surgery for less obese people is effective, new research suggests. Those with a body mass index or BMI below 35, on whom the surgery is not typically done, lost weight.

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