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An Argument with Myself about the Downs Syndrome
May 26, 2016

Point Counterpoint: An Argument with Myself about the Downs Syndrome Lawsuit,

Point Counterpoint: An Argument with Myself about the Downs Syndrome Lawsuit, If you haven’t heard yet, a couple in Portland, Oregon is suing their local hospital because the doctors identified their yet-to-be-born child as a fully healthy baby girl. While this might seem like good news, it also turned out to be wrong; and the […]

May 16, 2016

Post Orgasmic Illness Syndrome: A Reason to Hate Sex

If you thought that peanut allergy was giving you trouble, you’ve certainly never heard of poor Mr. A and his Post Orgasmic Illness Syndrome. POIS, as first identified by a group of Dutch doctors in 2002, is exactly what it sounds like . . . a sickness you get from your own ejaculation. For 50-year-old […]

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