11 Things That Happen When You Stop Having Sex

Sex is more than just fun: Go without it for too long, and you may catch more colds … and lose your keys more often?

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What Is Your Period Trying to Tell You?

Some symptoms can offer clues about problems elsewhere in your body. Find out what's normal -- and when to see a doctor.

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