More Women Shave Their Pubic Hair For Hygiene But Practice Poses Health Risks: Doctors To shave or not to shave? Majority of women said they shave down south for hygiene purposes but doctors said shaving, waxing or trimming can aggravate the area and even lead to bacterial growth. by Katherine Derla
Science China Launches New Rocket, Prototype Crew Capsule For Planned Second Space Station by Katherine Derla
Health Dramatic Inequality Among World's Richest, Poorest Children: 69 Million Will Die Of Preventable Causes, Says UNICEF by Katherine Derla
Health Teen Health Checks Should Include Screenings For Suicide Risks: Pediatricians by Katherine Derla
Science 14,000-Year-Old Mammoth Skeleton Discovered In Mexico City During A Drain Installation by Katherine Derla
Health Are You Naughty Or Nice? Scientists Use Mathematical Model To Understand Why by Katherine Derla
Health State Laws Have Little Effect On Opioid Overdose Among Disabled Workers: Study by Katherine Derla
Health Babies With Genetically Low Birth Weight More Likely To Develop Type 2 Diabetes In Later Life by Katherine Derla
Health Obese Seniors Live As Long As Thinner People But With Increased Heart Disease Risk by Katherine Derla
Health Using Smartphones In The Dark While Lying In Bed Can Cause Temporary Blindness by Katherine Derla
Health Unexpected Findings Reveal How Cancer Spreads, Insights Could Lead To New Tumor-Blocking Treatments by Katherine Derla
Health Heroin Use In The US Reaches Highest Level in 20 Years: Experts Call Spike 'Alarming' by Katherine Derla
Health CDC To Screen 80 Percent Of At-Risk Senior Adults For Colorectal Cancer: Can U.S. Facilities Handle The Job? by Katherine Derla
Health Americans Spend Billions On Alternative Medicine But Treatments Not Covered By Health Insurance by Katherine Derla