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'Myths Debunked: The Scary Truth About Herpes

While this news may be shocking, don't freak out just yet. Herpes has been seriously labelled as something horrendous for years, but the truth is, if you don't have one type of herpes yet, there is a very big chance for you to be exposed to it eventually.

By Denise Valerie Uychiat

'The Other Side of Narcissism

W. Keith Campbell, a psychology professor at the University of Georgia, calls this trait a tool in our toolbox that can help us nail that job interview, pick someone up at a bar or win that new leadership position at work.
'The Pursuit of Happiness: Is it Really Difficult for Americans to be Happy?

A study reveals why Americans tend to find it hard to find happiness.
'Are You a Heavy Drinker? Study Says You're Putting Your Heart at Risk

People who use alcohol without thinking are 70 percent more likely to have heart failure, according to findings that were to be shown on Tuesday at the American Heart Association's annual meeting in Orlando, Fla.
'Football Linemen Believed to be More at Risk for Heart Problems, According to New Study

Researchers found that college footballers who play in linemen positions may be at greater risk for certain heart problems than those in other positions.
'CDC: More Women are Still in Doubt of the Most Effective Contraceptive

American women are still ignoring the most effective methods of birth control in favor of the pill and sterilization.
'Study: Too Much Self-Weighing May Cause Depression in Adolescents

Teens who regularly weigh themselves - particularly females - are at risk of adverse psychological outcomes, according to the latest study.
'Customer Service Goes to a Whole New Level at Starbucks

A remarkable encounter at Starbucks drive-thru. A deaf woman discovered that the famous coffee chain Starbucks is making a new feature available for customers with disabilities, with a little help from technology.
'Energy Drinks could Harm Heart Health for Young Adults

Researchers found that a single can of energy drink increased blood pressure and stress hormone responses among young adults.
'Opposite Sex Siblings Have More Confidence in Building Relationships From Adolescence to Adulthood

This study shows that sibling experiences are important in the social development process.
'New Study: Your Body Shape Reveals Secrets About Your Health

A pot belly can be a bad thing, even if you're not considered overweight. A new research suggests normal-weight people who have more fat on their waistlines may be at a higher risk of death over the years than overweight or obese people whose fat is more distributed on the hips and thighs.
'Trouble in Paradise: The Rising Number of Homeless People in Hawaii

The number of homeless people in Hawaii is skyrocketing.
'Coming Down With a Flu? A Virtual Doctor can Help You

More and more people are taking a step towards taking convenience by visiting doctors online.
'Google, Heart Association Team Up On New Research Venture

A company whose name is synonymous with eyeballs on the Internet is turning its attention to hearts.
'Chemo During Pregnancy May Not Harm Baby, Study Reveals

A recent study investigated the effects of chemotherapy on babies whose mothers were treated for cancer during pregnancy. Chemotherapy may not affect the fetus' developmental process.