SCIENCE

Frequent Sex Makes You Intelligent, New Study Says

Life Is ‘Hard’ For Wisconsin Man Who Orgasms 100 Times A Day Due To Persistent Genital Arousal Syndrome

Although a climax or orgasm is considered one of the greatest pleasures in life, when a person comes 100 times a day, it becomes painful and makes life difficult. Such is the "hard" life that 37-year-old Dale Decker from Wisconsin is suffering the past two years after he suffered from a slipped disk in his back in September 2012 when he got out of a chair. Doctors diagnosed his ailment as Persistent Genital Arousal Syndrome (PGAD).
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Volatile Volcanoes Are Waking Up

Philippines’s Mayon Volcano Shoots Lava & Hot Boulders

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology raised to critical the alert level at Mayon Volcano which started to billow smoke and spew lava and hot bouders. The volcano is actually erupting already but not at an explosive level, said seismologists.
Frequent Sex Makes You Intelligent, New Study Says

Headache: Rx – Sex 3X A Day

The common doctor's prescription for headache are pain relievers such as acetaminophen, aspirin or ibuprofen, more known with their brand names Tylenol, Bayer or Advil. However, a study by researchers at the University of Munster in Germany found a better cure which couples would surely welcome - having sex.
Genes and Addiction

Better Strategies Needed to Prevent Injured Workers from Abusing Opioids

A panel of speakers at the 2014 California Workers' Compensation & Risk Conference called on workers compensation professionals to devise a "comprehensive strategy" to effectively prevent injured workers from abusing opioid drugs, a report on the Business Insurance Web site said on Thursday.
Visitors share a giant ice cream in the shape of a soccer ball at a swimming pool resort as a celebration of the 2014 Brazil World Cup, in Qingyuan, Guangdong province June 29, 2014. The ice cream, with a diameter of 1 metre (3.3 feet), weighed over 100 k

Testicular Cancer Survivor Pushes 6-Foot Giant Ball Across The US To Create Awareness About Ailment

Biker Lance Armstrong used to be the poster boy of testicular cancer recovery, but his sports scandal has diminished his credibility and effectiveness since stories written about the athlete often focus on his doping problem and stripping of medals and relegate his beating the ailment to a small portion of the article. Thomas Cantley, a 31-year-old survivor of the same ailment, hopes to create awareness about the disease, sans a controversy, that could perhaps draw the proper attention to the ai...

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