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How romance novels filled in the gaps left by abstinence-only sex ed, teaching anatomy, vocabulary and pleasure.

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How romance novels filled in the gaps left by abstinence-only sex ed, teaching anatomy, vocabulary and pleasure.

A geriatrician warns that accurate AI predictions can still produce bad outcomes, urging clinicians to weigh how they are used.

Isabel Allende recalls writing The House of the Spirits as a letter to her dying grandfather, finding the freedom to create.

A doctor argues clinicians should warn patients about 'Asian glow,' the red flush signaling a genetic risk from drinking alcohol.

IV drips advertised as 'detox' contained toxic ingredients, poisoning dozens across four states. FDA warns clinics to verify injectable ingredients.

Anesthesiologists share bizarre things patients said under medication, from funny quips to frightening swings.

The Pentagon issues new guidance for testosterone screening for male service members over 30, rescinding previous guidance.

Forty-five public encounters so painfully awkward they still haunt the people who saw them, a record of failure told with plainness.

A gallery of 66 before-and-after photos showing surprising transformations, from a restored Viking axe to a mother wearing the same dress 20 years later.

Japan hits 107,677 centenarians, a world record. But a sinking birth rate and aging populace spell demographic trouble.

Debby Ryan opens up about her 'life-altering' brain injury and lifelong battle with migraines in a revealing interview.

Disney star Debby Ryan reveals suffering a life-altering brain injury, migraines, and a lengthy neurological rehab.
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