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Male Health Issues Condom Use by Teens Going Down Aug 6, 2006 - Linknet Health - Study Shows Many Sexually Active Teens Do Not Use Condoms UK Condoms Online - Your number 1 source of UK condoms online. According to a study by Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis and published in the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine over half, or 53 percent, of teen boys, say they don't always use a condom. Among girls, about two-thirds say a condom isn't always used. The study focuses only on sexually active teens, identified as teens who have had sex in the past three months. The study's authors speculated that condom usage may decrease as teen relationships become more settled between a couple, and teens do less "sleeping around". The study also found that as many as 41% of girls between 14 and 17 who visited urban health clinics in Indianapolis said they'd had unwanted sex at some point. The most common reason was fear that their boyfriend would become angry. 10% said they were forced to have sex when they didn't want to. Self-Testing for Medical Problems Growing June 24, 2006 - Linknet Health News Healthy Vending - All natural and organic snacks. Self-Testing for Medical Conditions is Growing According to a story in HealthDay News, the popularity and effectiveness of self-tests for conditions like diabetes, blood pressure, pregnancy, and others is growing quickly. What has encouraged the use of such tests is the effort pharmaceutical companies have put into developing new testing procedures. Many of the new test are much more effective than in the past. Pregnancy tests and diabetes tests are both good examples. Red Wine Fights Prostate Cancer Sept 23, 2004 - Linknet Health News - A Glass of Wine a Day Keeps Prostate Cancer Away. - Resveratrol Identified as The Active Compound in Red Wine - Drinking a glass of red wine a day may cut a man's risk of prostate cancer in half, and protect him against the most aggressive forms of the disease, according to new research. Better Detection of Prostate Cancer with 3-D Biopsy Techique Feb 3, 2006 - Linknet Health News - According to a story from ABC30.com, Dr. Gary Onik has developed a method of testing for prostate cancer that may better indicate how aggressive certain cancers are, and therefore result in more appropriate treatment. Is Cancer Being Cured by Research? by Rick Hendershot, Beat Prostate Cancer - For the last couple of years at this time of the year I've managed to get into at least one very emotional argument about the objectives and success rate -- or lack-of-success rate -- of cancer research. Losing Weight by Eating Right May 17, 2006 - Linknet Health >> Mesothelioma Advice - Articles and information about mesothelioma | Lap Band Surgery - Treat obesity with lap band surgery | UK Kamagra Generic Viagra Cialis - Improve your sex life. Experts have discovered that certain foods can actually help you to lose weight without the stress of dieting or exercise. The down side is that many of us have a tendency to dress these foods up with cheese, sour cream, butter or other calorie-laden flavor enhancers. This causes the weight loss effect to be lost. It may be difficult to not add extra calories to these foods but with a strong will power it can be done. No More Cholesterol Pills? Sept 6, 2005 - Linknet Health News - Study Shows Red Wine Molecule Prevents Plaque From Forming In Arteries Regardless of Cholesterol Count - From Young Again - For over a decade researchers have debated whether red wine produces health benefits because of its alcohol content, or because of other molecules in red wine. Now researchers at Nanjing Medical University in China report on the use of de-alcoholized red wine and cardiovascular health. Animals were fed alcohol, red wine, de-alcoholized red wine and pure research-grade resveratrol, a molecule found in red wine. Animals were then fed a high cholesterol diet and the human equivalent of 210 milligrams of resveratrol, or 280 millilters of red wine or alcohol-free red wine. Short term sex life improvements in prostate cancer survivors Linknet Health News - Study shows short term sex life improvements in prostate cancer survivors. It is well known that many men who undergo prostate cancer treatment (surgery or radiation therapy) have sexual dysfunction. A recent study of 84 prostate cancer survivors attempted to determine the impact of post-treatment interventions such as counseling sessions. Vitamin D helps fight cancer, report claims Dec 30, 2005 - from Linknet-News.com - A research team from the San Diego Moores Cancer Center headed up by Dr. Cedric Garland recently concluded that Vitamin D deficiency is often associated with various types of cancer. "Our suggestion is for for people to increase their intake," through diet or a vitamin supplement, Dr. Cedric Garland said in a telephone interview. The research team reviewed 63 studies conducted between 1966 and 2004 on the relationship between vitamin D and certain types of cancer. The report concluded that Vitamin D deficiency was a factor in several thousand deaths due to colon, breast, ovarian and other cancers every year. The report recommended increasing Vitamin D intake, either in the form of supplements or by eating certain foods such as fortified orange juice, yogurt and cheeses. This is especially the case with people in northern latitudes where there is less exposure to the sun. African Americans are also more prone to a Vitamin D deficiency because the their skin pigment reduces the amount produced by the body. Observers welcomed the University of California study but also warned that kidney and liver damage could result from too much vitamin D. The "natural" form of the vitamin, called D3, is normally produced in the skin after exposure to sunlight, but is also obtained from certain foods such as oily fish, margarine and meat. Obesity may be caused by virus Jan 30, 2006 - Linknet Health News - In new study published this month, a research team claims to have found evidence that a contagious virus can contribute to obesity. == Lap Band Surgery - Treat obesity with safe effective surgery == The team found that a specific human adenovirus Ad-37 seems to trigger obesity in chickens. Previous studies had linked other adenoviruses -- Ad-36 and Ad-5 -- to obesity in animals. Mesothelioma Articles at Writers Circle Linknet Writers Circle consists of 25+ article sites where articles about various subjects are posted. A series of articles about Mesothelioma have been posted at Writers Circle. High Estrogen Levels Cause Cancer As men age after 40 and up, their bodies start to convert Testosterone into Estrogen, especially Estradiol. Estradiol can be responsible for prostate enlargement, prostate cancer as well as other forms of cancer as well as hair loss and other signs of rapid aging. It is vital to balance the excess of estrogen. EstroBalance is the only supplement designed to promote estrogen balance. HIV-Positive Delegates to Toronto Conference File for Refugee Status Sept 27, 2006 - Linknet Health News >>> Condoms at low prices. Your favourite online condom source. Low prices, largest selection of condoms. HIV-Positive Delegates to Toronto Conference File for Refugee Status - After the XVI International AIDS Conference in Toronto last month about 160 hiv-positive delegates have made refugee claims to stay in the country. Canada's refugee laws have been known in the past to be quite lenient, but as things stand now, the country rejects immigration applications from people who have no grounds other than that the country they are from is too poor to provide adequate health care or drugs. This is generally the case with many countries where hiv/aids is a major problem. Refugee claims have been filed by delegates from El Salvador, Eritrea, Peru, South Africa, Uganda and other countries. Amino Acid Usage - How You Can Benefit May 7, 2006 - Linknet Health News - Health Articles, Health Advice Organic Snacks - All natural and organic snacks. Wholesale and retail accounts with vending companies, schools, college's, and general public. by Adam Minsky Over the years, amino acid usage has become more and more popular in supplement form. Why? Because many people have come to realize just how much they can benefit from these valuable supplements, and how these acids can provide benefits ranging from improved growth hormone levels to improved cancer protection. Amino acids are essential to our bodies, and there are a number of ways in which we can ensure that we maintain adequate levels of these acids. One of the most common, convenient, and popular ways is through supplementary amino acid usage. Washington HIV Problems Worse Because Condoms are Hard to Get Apr 13, 2006 - Linknet Health News - Health officials in the Washington D.C. area say that by locking up condoms so customers have to ask for them, drugs stores are harming the fight against HIV/AIDS. == Forget about drugstores - Get UK Condoms Online == The CSV chain of drugstores had the highest proportion of locked-up condoms -- 22 out of 50 stores -- and most in poorer areas. Officials say there is a higher incidence of HIV/AIDS in these poorer areas, and making condoms more difficult to get just adds to the problem. At the same time, conservative and religious groups think barriers to condom purchase are a good thing. The Citizens for Community Values is in favor of the restrictions, and would like them to be even more stringent. The HIV rate in the Washington district is 10 times the national average, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 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