A new study in mice has not only shown that reproductive organs age in a different way to other body tissues but also that ovaries age in a different way from testes -- findings that may be important in the light of the trend for some women in developed countries to put off childbearing until later in life.
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New study shows ovaries age in a different way from testes
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Recent studies indicate that young adults are actually ...
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Brains of humans as well as chimps grow in womb:
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New compounds kill ovarian, testicular, head and neck cancer cells with less toxicity
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Promiscuity alters DNA and boosts immunity in mice
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Breast cancer growth varies with women's age
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Happiness tends to increase with age
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Girls who lose weight before adulthood lessen risk for diabetes
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Why some body organs are more susceptible to cell death than others
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Telomeres linked to infertility among men
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Scientists discover new ways to help detect and treat osteoporosis
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Sex is good for your health