A study in the British Medical Journal shows spicy food is linked to longevity — and may have even more health benefits for women.

Is spicy food the key to a long life?

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A recent study says your birthday could make you at a higher risk for certain diseases. We asked the experts if there was any truth to that.

Does your birthday affect your health?

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A study from the University of Oxford says taking the pill significantly decreases the risk of endometrial cancer. Here's what that means for you.

Does the birth control pill prevent endometrial cancer?

The birth control pill: now preventing pregnancy and cancer?

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A study from the U.S. National Vital Statistics System found one-third of American women don't allow for the minimum time to wait between pregnancies.

How long should you wait between pregnancies?

Study Notes takes a closer look at recent medical studies, its caveats and what it means for you.

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Researchers found that for each extra hour of sleep, women were 14 percent more likely to engage in sexual activity the next day. What does this mean?

Does more sleep equal better sex?

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