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… be coming for dinner tonight because he has so much work to do.(Reality: He stayed up late playing video games instead of writing his term paper. Again.)Sorry she’s a little on edge …
… dysfunctionErectile dysfunction and a decline in libido aren’t uncommon, especially as you start to hit your late 40s and early 50s.“We loosely define the term ‘erectile dysfunction’ because sexual activity is different for …
… is a prebiotic fiber contained in many plants. This prebiotic can help you feel full for longer periods, assisting with overeating and helping with bowel movements. It can also help lower LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol …
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is over half-a-year old and while daily case numbers have come down from their mid-summer peak, they still remain at high levels across the country.Meanwhile, the …
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Cartoons tell us that scratching your head means you’re thinking really hard or having a great idea. But in real life, having a consistently itchy scalp can indicate that you’re dealing with a …
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