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Written by KRISTINA FIORE - ABCNews - MedPage Today
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 |
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Article Source: MedPage Today - ABCNews
Sex Need Not End in Older Years for Healthy Adults, Researchers Say
Thirty-somethings can expect to enjoy at least another 30 years of sex, researchers have found.
A survey of people 57 to 85 years old shows they maintain an active sex life.
At age 30, men will be sexually active for another 35 years, while women will be active for another 30, Dr. Stacy Tessler Lindau and Natalia Gavrilova of the University of Chicago reported online in the British Medical Journal. The results are even better for fifty-somethings: "At age 55, most folks can expect 10 to 15 more years of sexually active life," Tessler Lindau told MedPage Today. That's 15 years for men, and 10 for women.
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Written by Kristen Browning-Blas - The Denver Post
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Monday, 08 March 2010 |
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Article Source: The Denver Post
As food marketers, gym operators and politicians hop on the anti-obesity bandwagon, Colorado already has a map for the trip. Just in time for first lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" initiative, LiveWell Colorado has released the first of it "policy blueprints" aimed at improving our health.
"It's really a state roadmap for increasing access to healthy foods for all Coloradans," says Maren Stewart, president and CEO of LiveWell Colorado, the nonprofit organization funded by The Colorado Health Foundation, Kaiser Permanente and The Kresge Foundation.
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Written by Val Willingham - CNN
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Tuesday, 02 March 2010 |
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Article Source: CNN
Nashville, Tennessee (CNN) -- When Ryan Wallace got a diagnosis of autism at age 2, his parents never thought they'd hear him speak."He used to make noises. When he wanted something he would just point," says Ryan's father, Gerald David Wallace. "Or he would scream."
Therapists say that's not unusual for someone with Ryan's condition. According to doctors, many children with autism have difficulty understanding information from the outside world.
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Written by ABCNews.com
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Monday, 01 March 2010 |
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Article Source: ABCNews.com
All rides at the Texas park are equipped for wheelchairs.
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Written by Elizabeth Landau - CNN
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Friday, 19 February 2010 |
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Article Source: CNN
San Diego, California (CNN) -- Peanuts are like poison for people who have severe food allergies to them. For some, ingesting even a tiny piece of peanut can trigger a potentially fatal reaction.
But new research is showing that immunotherapy, a method of giving a small dose of peanut to a patient in a controlled setting and then increasing the amount over a few months, may help temper these reactions. It's the same principle as allergy shots, only done with food.
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