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Health You Taste Food Differently When You're in a Relationship People change and adapt when they’re in a relationship—and not usually in ways that make them more unique. Studies suggest that over time, romantic partners can become more similar in

Health How to Be Happier: This Week in Health Need to put some pep in your step? Check out the new TIME Guide to Happiness, packed with science-backed tips for how to get happier at work, at home and in life. Here’s what else caught our

Health 14% More Men Are Using Condoms: Study Condoms are one of the best ways to prevent sexually transmitted diseases, but they are not an especially well-used form of birth control in the United States. However, new data indicates that 34% of

Health More Than Half of Teens Are Having Sex and Most Use Birth Control Just over half of American teenagers are sexually active, and most report using some form of contraception, according to new research. The study from the National Center for Health Statistics found

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Health This Week in Health: Have More Sex, Eat Soy, Do Zumba We thought we knew a lot about sex and exercise, but this week proved there’s still a lot to learn. Here’s what else grabbed our attention in health this week. Here’s how much sex

Health Access to Most Effective Birth Control Could Save $12 Billion a Year: Study In recent decades the U.S. has seen a drop in the rate of unintended pregnancies, thanks in part to women using more effective and long-acting birth control methods, like the IUD or the implant.

Health Here’s How Much Sex You Should Have Every Week Sex and health go hand in hand. Research has linked it to a slimmer waistline, a stronger heart and a lower risk for prostate and breast cancers. It’s also a boon for mental health, since sex

Entertainment It's Valentine's Day! Should You Have Sex With a Robot?From Westworld to Black Mirror to Humans, television has become preoccupied with the near-future dilemmas of human-android coitus. To be fair, this has been a topic of exploration in science fiction

Health You Asked: Can People Be Allergic to Semen?It sounds like a bawdy joke. But semen allergies are a thing—and may be a much more common thing than most people realize. Up to 40,000 women in the U.S. alone might have a hypersensitivity to

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