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People on the asexual spectrum are often viewed as lacking emotional depth. A recent study suggests this prejudice stems from rigid societal expectations around sex and romance, with those defying romantic norms facing the harshest social judgments.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have estimated the risk that pancreatic cysts with worrisome or high-risk features will progress to pancreatic cancer or advanced precancerous changes within three years.
Wells Fargo Industry Insights' Robin Wenzel says the drugs are rewriting healthcare economics, but the math doesn't "pencil out" too often.
GLAAD reported on Thursday that most Americans say they have not seen stories about people living with HIV in the media. In its sixth annual State of HIV Stigma report, GLAAD says, “72% of Americans…
TIME set out to find some of the most innovative leaders who are starting to show concrete results in helping us to live longer, better.
Victoria's Dillyn Burrows will have to wait until at least the new year as an October surgery date was pushed back
Fifteen years after Rick Rypien's death, his brother says support for NHL players has improved. But youth leagues have a long way to go
