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Exercise Activates Stronger Sexual Desires in Women Taking Antidepressants, Study
Engaging in moderately intense physical activities right before intercourse can ignite stronger sexual desires in women on antidepressants, according to a University of Texas Austin study. Lack of sexual desire and inability to have an orgasm are common side effects among women taking antidepressants.
Birmingham Women Kills Fellow Alabama Fan Over ‘Crimson Tide’s Dramatic Loss to Auburn
Exposure to Lotion and Deodorant Linked To Preterm Birth, Study
Women with Lower Body Fat Wake Up At Same Time Every Day, Study
Heart Disease Risk Quadruples in Women under 60 with Diabetes, Study
Men Stare at Women’s Chest and Waist than Eyes and Face, Study
Bosses Prefer Employees who Wear Makeup to Work, Study
Men Involve In Extra-Marital Affairs Due To Stronger Sexual Impulses, Study
By Staff ReporterAttractive People Favored in Job Interviews over Non-Attractive Ones, Study
By Staff ReporterDoug Carter Crowned Women’s Basketball Coach at UMPI
By Staff ReporterMen with Good Sense of Humor More Attractive to Women: Study
By Staff ReporterAre You ‘Hammered’ Or Just ‘Tipsy’?
By Staff Reporter‘Women attend university to find a husband,’ Says Politician
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