University Vending Machine Dispenses the Morning-After Pill
Chips, soda, candy bars and … contraceptives?
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Vaccines: They’re Not Just for Kids (But Too Few U.S. Adults Are Getting Immunized)
Don’t blame adults too much: adult vaccine schedules are much tricker to manage than the standard immunization requirements for children.
Study: Scientists Learn How to Eavesdrop on the Brain
Could mind-reading become a reality? Scientists have discovered a method of tracking the brain’s response to sounds and then translating the activity back into the words people heard.
How People-Pleasing May Lead to Overeating
Two new studies remind us that eating habits may be strongly influenced by people around us.
Can New Circumcision Devices Help Fight AIDS in Africa?
Circumcision can help drop the rate of HIV infection in Africa. The challenge is getting more men snipped more quickly.
Study: Caffeine May Alter Estrogen Levels in Women
For women, that morning cup o’ joe may act as more than just a pick-me-up.
LEGO’s New ‘Friends’ Line for Girls: Offensive?
Lego’s new building set for girls is sparking outrage among gender-equality advocates.
Morgellons Mystery: No Medical Explanation for ‘Crawling Skin’ Disease
The symptoms of the bizarre illness known as Morgellons are enough to make your skin crawl. For patients who say they are suffering from the condition, that sensation is all too real.
A Heart-Healthier Way to Eat Fried Food?
A new study finds that consuming foods fried in olive or sunflower oils is not linked to an increased risk of heart disease or premature death.
Distracted Teen Driving: The Hazards of Having Friends in the Car
Why teens are more likely to crash when transporting passengers.