Prostatitis: a common, other vexing problem

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Prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate that is usually not life-threatening but may be difficult to diagnose and treat. The prostate gland may be irritated by bicycling, jogging and other physical actions that subject the gland to vibration. The three forms are acute bacterial, chronic bacterial and chronic nonbacterial. It generally affects men between the ages of 30 and 50.

United States, Health aspects, Prostate diseases, Prostatic diseases, Prostatitis

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The porn problem: why censorship backfires on women

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Canada toughened its pornography laws, and the result is that many serious, award-winning books that explore sexuality are being stopped at the border. Bureaucrats are simply imposing their own views. A society's views toward women cannot be changed by bureaucrats.

Canada, Laws, regulations and rules, Column, Social policy, Pornography, Censorship

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Itching: usually harmless, but it may herald a serious problem

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Generalized itching or pruritis may be a symptom of dry skin or a serious illness. If the latter is suspected, a thorough physical examination may be required. Some diseases that cause itching are chronic kidney failure, neurological disorders and diabetes.

Diagnosis, Causes of, Cutaneous manifestations of general diseases, Skin manifestations, Pruritus, Itching

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