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16 May 2012
Brain sees sexy women as objects, rather than people
A clever psychological test has shown that both men and women perceive images of sexy women’s bodies as objects, while they see sexy-looking men as people...

14 May 2012
Testosterone levels not inherited, say scientists
In a study of twins, researchers have found that testosterone levels are governed by environmental factors rather than inherited...

7 May 2012
Low testosterone cranks up risk for diabetes
A new study shows that low testosterone is a risk factor for diabetes - no matter how much a man weighs...

3 May 2012
Nerve damage under-diagnosed in ED cases
Peripheral nerve damage is a major contributor to erectile dysfunction but is rarely diagnosed, suggests a new study...

1 May 2012
Men evolving faster than women
New research shows that humans are continuing to evolve, but the rate of change is faster for men, thanks to sexual selection...

24 April 2012
Robot prostate surgery passes milestone
In the U.S., robot-assisted surgery is now both more common and far more successful than traditional open radical surgery to treat prostate cancer...

20 April 2012
Cell phone study reveals different romance strategies
Researchers analyzing a huge cell phone database say that from their early 20s, women are investing more of their time than men in finding a potential mate...

19 April 2012
Dating scams leave victims doubly traumatized
Online dating scammers utilize "hyper-personal" relationships which psychologists say can leave victims feeling doubly traumatized...

17 April 2012
Baby boomers facing lonely old age
New statistics paint a bleak future for the largest generation in history, the baby boomers, as they cross into old age...

13 April 2012
Homophobes likely to be repressed gays
A groundbreaking study has found that homophobia is more pronounced in men who have an unacknowledged attraction to other men...

10 April 2012
Brain wiring changed by BPA
Already linked to problems with the development of male reproductive organs, the controversial plastic additive BPA has been shown to induce profound behavioral changes in embryonic fish exposed to the chemical...

4 April 2012
Breakthrough drug halts prostate cancer metastasis
The vast majority of prostate cancer-related deaths are caused by the cancer cells moving out of the prostate and spreading to other organs, a process that may now be stoppable...

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