How to Care for Your Clitoris

The singular purpose of the clitoris is to give you sexual pleasure, so you want to keep it healthy. Here's what to do -- and what to avoid.

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Warning Signs of Type 2 Diabetes

In many cases, type 2 isn't discovered until it takes a serious toll on your health. Make sure you know the early red flags to watch for.

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12 Ways to Get More Omega-3s

Fish isn't the only way to get omega-3 fatty acids. From walnuts to leafy greens, these foods are also brimming with heart-healthy fats.

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