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• Most people's sex life put to bed by 70

  Denver Post | By Bloomberg News The average person's sex life ends by age 70, according to a report published Tuesday in the British Medical Journal. Men age 30 have an average of 35 years of sexually active life remaining, compared with 31 years for women, ...

• Vaccinate kids first to halt flu spread

  Montreal Gazette | It comes too late for H1N1, but not for the next flu outbreak: new Canadian research shows vaccinating healthy children and teens first halts the spread of influenza. ...

• 'Tame' virus may help fight cancer

  The Press Association | A "tame" virus could prove to be a future weapon against prostate cancer, early research suggests. Scientists who administered the virus to six volunteer patients found it killed off cancer cells while sparing normal tissue. The respiratory, enteric ...

• Recession May Mean Fewer Nips & Tucks

  U.S. News & World Report | TUESDAY, March 9 (HealthDay News) -- A sagging economy may be causing fewer Americans to visit their plastic surgeons for a lift -- or many other beautifying procedures, a new report finds. In 2009, close to 10 million cosmetic surgical and nonsurgical ...

• Basic Food Sold Additive After Salmonella Found, FDA Says

  Wall Street Journal | WASHINGTON—Basic Food Flavors Inc., the Las Vegas company at the center of a recall of more than 100 food products, continued to make and distribute food ingredients for about a month after it learned the bacteria salmonella was ...

• Pre-bedtime routines include sex, work and worrying: New study breaks down ...

  New York Daily News | Race and ethnicity may predict how much sleep we get and what we do right before bedtime, according to a new study. Does race matter in the bedroom? A new study says it might. The National Sleep Foundation has just released a study ...

• Health Reform Passes the Cost Test

  Wall Street Journal | The Obama plan will cut costs—$600 billion over the next decade. Why walk away from it? By DAVID M. CUTLER Many people are worried that the health-care reform proposed by President Obama and congressional Democrats will fail to bend the "cost curve. ...