It sounds like the opening line of a joke: French wife sues her ex-husband over his refusal to, uh, perform during their marriage. But the widely publicized lack-of-passion lawsuit raises the question: How much is marital sex worth?
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Feed Subscription4 Details Amazon Must Nail With New Kindle Tablet To Make Apple Sweat (A Little)
The Kindle tablet is coming. (You may have heard a little about this.) Amazon 's just redesigned its main website with changes that make it more tablet-friendly, and one writer is even claiming to have used the device.
Read More »Does pot prevent obesity? What new marijuana study says
Study of two population surveys found obesity rates among marijuana smokers were 8 percent lower than rates among non-users
Read More »New Research Examines Role of Clouds in Climate Change
New findings published Tuesday appear to undermine a controversial study - oft-cited by those who downplay the human impacts of climate change - that claimed variations in cloud cover are driving temperature changes across the globe. The analysis confirms - as most atmospheric scientists have long held - that the reverse is true: Clouds change in response to temperature changes.
Read More »Diverticulitis: 5 key questions answered
What is diverticulitis? What causes it? How is it treated?
Read More »Trees Pull Nitrogen from Rocks and Microbes
Nitrogen-rich forest bedrock -- the geologic rock formation located under forest soil -- may aid trees in better sequestering carbon, according to a recent study that offers a new understanding on why some forests store greenhouse gases more efficiently than others. While geologic rock isn't a carbon sink itself, it plays an important role in helping the soil and trees above absorb CO 2 , say the study's authors, who published their findings last week in Nature . But a lack of research on nitrogen has left it largely ignored by climate scientists and policymakers scrambling to identify carbon sinks that mitigate carbon dioxide pollution from large emitters.
Read More »Full Price Beats Penny Saved For Selling Some Items
“Economics: supply and demand.” That’s Father Guido Sarducci... [More]
Read More »Experts Drill Arctic Ice to Fathom Speed of Melt
By Gerard Wynn and Stuart McDill 500 MILES OFF THE NORTH POLE (Reuters) - As polar bears stalked their ship, scientists drilled into the Arctic sea ice this week to try and figure out why it's disappearing so fast. [More]
Read More »FDA expresses doubts on Xarelto for atrial fibrillation patients
Study of 14,000 patients didn't clearly show how safe Xarelto was, or if it's as effective as anticoagulant warfarin
Read More »Firefighters Begin to Gain Control over Texas Blaze
By Karen Brooks AUSTIN, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Firefighters were gaining ground [More]
Read More »James Siminoff, CEO of Unsubscribe.com, On Breaking Bad (News)
Is there ever a good time or right way to break bad news?
Read More »Should sex be mandatory in marriage?
Sex not a given in marriage; Should it be?
Read More »GLBT patients absent from med school curricula? What study says
New report shows medical schools give little or no instruction on health needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender patients
Read More »Alcoholic beverage study shows daily drink may benefit women
Light to moderate consumption of alcohol tied to greater chance of successful aging, researchers find
Read More »Video: Web sites matching organ donors, recipients
Matchingdonors.com is part of a growing number of living donor websites being used as an alternative to the government's national donor list.
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